2001 Keiser Pond Road,
Peacham

104.86± acres of exceptional Vermont countryside where history, privacy and breathtaking scenery come together to create a truly extraordinary offering. Originally settled in 1782 by Rebecca Woodward and her seven children, this remarkable property has remained largely untouched, preserving a landscape rich in character and heritage. Two original cellar holes remain as reminders of the property’s earliest days, while historic stone walls wind through more than 25 acres of open fields and pasture framed by mature maple trees. Beyond the open land, productive managed forest provides outstanding privacy, recreation and wildlife habitat. From multiple potential building sites, enjoy sweeping, unobstructed views of New Hampshire’s Presidential Mountain Range with no visible neighboring homes, creating an estate setting that is increasingly difficult to find. Whether your vision is a private residence, equestrian estate, working farm, family retreat or legacy property, this land offers exceptional possibilities. Electricity is available at the southeast corner of the property, and access is provided by a deeded right-of-way, preserving the secluded nature of the land. Enrolled in Vermont’s Current Use Program, the property benefits from reduced property taxes while offering more than 104 acres to explore, steward and enjoy. Located in the highly regarded Peacham School District with school choice, this is a rare opportunity to own an extraordinary piece of Vermont where history, unmatched privacy and world-class mountain views come together in one remarkable property.