Located in the town of Winchester in southwestern New Hampshire, this portfolio of two non-contiguous forestland parcels totaling 1,002± acres includes a high-quality timber resource, broad ecological attributes, several mountain peaks, and numerous recreational opportunities. In addition, much of the land abuts or is located near thousands of acres of conservation ownerships, enhancing value and providing potential future conservation opportunities.

The larger parcel (Gardiner Mountain) is approximately 700 acres with frontage along Route 10. The smaller parcel, at 300 acres, (Cat Den) is located just off Route 119, along the Ashuelot River, though not bordering it. In addition to all its natural resources and recreational amenities, the potential for modest residential or commercial development on portions of the land may also exist. The Winchester Woodlands portfolio offers a diverse range of amenities, as well as near and long-term value drivers, at a scale that is not often found in this region of southern New Hampshire.