This 118-acre forested property off Old Farley Road in Wendell, MA, offers numerous benefits to landowners, locals, and wildlife. Located just south of the Millers River, dominated by red oak, white pine, and hemlock, the property supports biodiversity and scenic beauty. Historic granite ledges, once quarried, are now popular for rock climbing. Skid roads provide hiking and nature enthusiasts access, leading to natural features like ledges and scenic views. The property, abutting Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust and Wendell State Forest, is part of over 7,600 acres of contiguous conservation land. This land supports diverse wildlife, including black bears, bobcats, deer, and many bird species. The soils, capable of growing high-quality timber, vary from sandy loam to rocky terrain. Ideal for recreation, wildlife habitat enhancement, and long-term timber resource management. Log landing suitable for a building envelope or choose one of many locations for an off-grid dwelling.