Filed under: Estates, Charity, Green, Real Estate Developments
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Perhaps a true sign of luxury living is buying land that will be protected instead of developed. You’ll soon have your opportunity to bid on such a parcel as The Adirondack Chapter of the The Nature Conservancy has announced the listing of 90,500 acres of pristine forestland for sale in upstate New York. The timberland previously belonged to paper company Finch, Pruyn and Co. and, according to listing broker LandVest, “represents the first time in more than a century that these lands have become available on the open market.”
The parcels will be available by sealed bidding in 5 sale blocks in acreage ranging from 1,691 acres to nearly 60,000 acres. All are subject to a strict conservation easement, though eventually some of the land will be open for hiking, hunting, fishing and other outdoor adventures. See more images that’ll make you want to flee your desk upon viewing at LandVest’s listing page.
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