The property is bisected by a town-maintained road which connects to State Route 28 and all the amenities of the central Adirondacks. Inside the property, three miles of well-planned forest roads lead into the heart of the land, providing dry weather access for trucking out logs and outstanding recreational access. Property bounds encompass 80% of the shoreline of Aldous Pond, a scenic and undeveloped 3-acre gem whose other shoreline is state land. Tucked privately away from the road frontage and accessed by an extensive hiking trail system, this pond is a private and attractive retreat destination.

There are excellent year-round or weekend home site options along the road frontage with a scattering of smaller ponds that attract wildlife and add to the propertys aesthetics. . Electric and phone services are available roadside and a recently drilled well is located near the propertys only structure, an historic timber frame barn. This barn has been used as a primitive camp, but can also function as equipment storage once a more permanent home is established.