One hundred secluded, wooded acres, with an 8 acre clearing in the middle. Plentiful, reliable, clean water has been available for generations. The land includes the entire watershed of Logan Brook (both banks, springs, tributaries) from its formation until it enters the government-owned land (and a beaver pond) to the southwest. The well-maintained Gravy Lane borders on the southeast. From there, a quarter mile, all-weather gravel road, with drainage culverts, accesses the clearing, with the cabin in the middle. The clearing would be an excellent building site, but many others exist. A small (99 sq.ft.) shelter is sheltered by a few trees in the clearing. Its 4 double-pane windows and door all have winter shutters. It contains a Norwegian wood-burning stove (also heats water) with 3 day supply of cut/cured wood and a solar panel that, year-round, charges 2 batteries which power 3 indoor LED lights and a radio/cd player. A small propane stove enables cooking.