It is not very often that an opportunity to own 1,320+/- acres of timberland presents itself, never mind 1,320+/- acres of timberland that has been respectfully owned and managed by the same family throughout four generations. But, between Wilton, ME and Weld, ME in the unorganized territory of Perkins Township, on Route 156 in Franklin County, that opportunity awaits! This expansive tract of land offers up a quintessential Maine landscape with its bold hills, boundless panoramas, babbling brooks, and big skies. You can stand atop Lakin Hill (1,661') or Cherry Hill (1,826') to take in billion-dollar views of Webb Lake and scores of high peaks that make up Maine's Lakes and Mountains region, meander along multiple live water features, including Yeaton Brook and Bowley Brook, that account for approximately 10,000+/- feet of water frontage, or take in an unimpeded view of the cosmos under a pristine night sky. On this property, the opportunities are limited only by your imagination...this land has much to offer in the way of production and recreation! As a long-term timber investment opportunity, this property is characterized by healthy specimens of sugar maple, birch, ash, and other hardwoods blanketing the property alongside softwood areas that are marbled with hemlock, pine, spruce, fur, and scattered cedar. While most of the property has been through well-planned harvests in the past 15 years, there are strategically distributed stands of trees in place for future cutting. These highly-stocked stands will provide excellent potential for asset appreciation from the timber resource.