Sam Caldwell

The Beaverkill Forest represents a unique multifaceted investment opportunity with an outstanding timber asset, over a mile of frontage along the iconic Beaverkill River, well-established internal access, and the potential for large-scale residential development. The estimated standing timber value is $1,685,300, offering strong appreciation and potential short-term timber sale income, however

26 acres in Bolton Landing with 1300 feet of frontage on Alder Brook Road. There is a roughed-in road to the top of the property where extensive engineering has been conducted for the infrastructure to build a single-family residence, including septic design as well as stormwater mitigation design for both the potential house site and for the conversion of the existing woods road into a driveway.

14.68 acres on the north side of 9N across from the Ausable River. This newly surveyed and subdivided property has several attractive level building sites on a plateau accessed from Cold Spring Road. The house site options are level with plenty of room around them; however, the terrain drops steeply to the south which would allow for excellent views of the Ausable River Valley. The property has

14.3 acres on the north side of 9N across from the Ausable River. The property has an existing clearing along 9N at its northeastern boundary as well as access from Cold Springs Road. The topography is unique with plenty of level building sites but also dramatic gullies. There is approximately 600 feet of frontage along 9N, with an additional 65 feet of frontage along Cold Spring Road.

12 newly surveyed and subdivided acres with 1900 feet of frontage along the Ausable River. The property has an existing cleared pull-off from 9N, several flat areas for a home or camp as well as an island in the river. This lot would be an excellent private fishing and recreation property, with easy access from the road, a roughed-in trail paralleling the river and beautiful expansive views of

The historic Meadowbrook Farm is one of the oldest working farms in the southern Adirondacks. On 54 acres the property has 2 residences, a stunning recently restored hay barn with an architecturally unique roof system that resembles the inverted hull of a giant ship, cabins for staff housing and multiple barns and outbuildings that have supported the property's long agricultural use. The main