Located off Highway Route 227 (a/k/a Frenchville Road) approximately 4 miles northeast of the ''town center'' of Ashland (which is known as the ''Gateway to the North Woods''), this 125 acre property is such a diverse woodlot. Soft wood, hard wood, a few acres of wetlands, a stream with a beaver lodge and approximately 1,330' of water frontage along the Aroostook River at the rear of the property are a few of its stunning attributes. It is also a hunting and fishing paradise with its varied terrain, vegetation and tree species. The property has an active 10-year forest management plan and 118 acres are entered into the State of Maine Tree Growth Program. Some of the stands of trees have been harvested and about 1/3 remain unharvested. Access to the property is gained via a recorded 16-1/2' wide right-of-way directly off of the highway (there is a locked gate at the entrance). You'll want to check out this beautiful woodlot and see all that it has to offer!