List Price: $80,000 | 17.63 Acres | Price Per Acre $0 Land
on CrystalListed Tuesday Aug 18, 2026 | MLS# 5105590
Map 122 Lot 69 Off Sawyer Lake Road Gilmanton NH
Listed by Taylor Sands The Edge Group Inc.
Listed by Taylor Sands The Edge Group Inc.
Escape to 17.63 wooded acres in the heart of Gilmanton. Set along the northern slope of Munsey Hill, this secluded parcel offers a peaceful natural setting with seasonal views toward Sawyer Lake and Bradford Hill. Accessed by a deeded right-of-way from Sawyer Lake Road, the journey follows an old logging path across Badger Brook and past an impressive beaver dam before reaching the property. Whether you envision a private getaway, recreational land, or a long-term investment, this acreage offers room to explore and enjoy New Hampshire's outdoors. The parcel is not part of the private Sawyer Lake Village District and does not include Sawyer Lake beach rights. Gilmanton residents have access to town recreational facilities at Crystal Lake. Located approximately 20 minutes from Ellacoya State Park on Lake Winnipesaukee, 30 minutes from Concord, and 90 minutes from Boston. Buyers are responsible for conducting their own due diligence regarding access, use, and development potential.
Lot Description: Mountain | Near Skiing | Near Snowmobile Trails | Rural | Country Setting | Hilly | Recreational | Secluded | Sloping | Wooded
Lot Description: Mountain | Near Skiing | Near Snowmobile Trails | Rural | Country Setting | Hilly | Recreational | Secluded | Sloping | Wooded
Lot Size: 17.63 acres
Zoned: Rural)
Surveyed: Yes
SurveyedBy: Ronald M Mitche
Flood Zone: Unknown
Zoned: Rural)
Surveyed: Yes
SurveyedBy: Ronald M Mitche
Flood Zone: Unknown
Land Services
Electric: None
Water: None
Sewer: None
Electric: None
Water: None
Sewer: None
Easement - Yes
ROW Length: 1680 +/-
ROW Width: 50.06
Row For Other Parcel: N
Block - 0
Taxes $17
Assesed Value Not Reported
Schools
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