102± private acres in Franklin, on the Andover line, in the Webster Lake and Northern Rail Trail country. This is the kind of land people look for and almost never find still in one piece: woods, privacy, room to disappear, and a setting that feels farther north than it is. The property sits just off the trail corridor with Webster Lake’s public beaches a short ride away. Hike, bike, snowmobile, or ski out toward the lake and the hills. Bring a bow, a saw, or a set of plans. Current-use enrollment keeps the tax bill in forest territory, not house-lot territory. There is an old 1940 camp on the land, a simple foothold if you want one while you decide where a new home belongs. Use it, replace it, or let the woods take it back. The acreage is the asset: a large Conservation district tract with one natural place to live and the rest left as working forest and recreation ground. A professional harvest was done in 2026, so the woods are opened up and ready for the next chapter Secluded access off the old Marston Hill way. Shown by appointment. Come walk it, this one does not show from the pavement.