In years past there was a homestead on this property.  Its foundation along with a couple small fields are all that remain. Beautiful Black Brook meanders through the land and opens into a waterway large enough to be traversed by canoe, kayak, or even a small boat powered by a trolling motor. For directions and a satellite view click on the Google Maps link provided.

For those interested in observing nature, it is not uncommon to see many species of birds and other wildlife. The picture below was taken while boating on the waterway.  The American Bittern is also known as the Thunder Pumper and Stake Driver because of it's unique territorial call. It is secretive and more likely to be heard then seen. What a thrill to have seen such a marvelous creature!

In 2009, the road to the interior of the property was completed and the preexisting road that travels the length of one boundary line was improved.  There is 1300' of road frontage on Route 26 that offers another access to this property.