Mount Cube Farm is a spectacular land offering, with 683+/- acres across 10 distinct parcels sold as a single collection for $1,500,000. Located on the north and south sides of Route 25A, 8.5 miles east of the NH/VT border, the land extends almost to the peak of Mount Cube with high-alpine fir trees, mosses and stone outcrops above descending stands of sugar maple. Other features include: an 8000+/- tap maple syrup operation with sugarhouse and storefront, multiple hay fields, pond, a former dairy barn, a 2 bedroom and 1 full bathroom apartment and 3-bay garage. On each side of the road there are several private locations to potentially build a new home with stunning views of Mount Moosilauke and good access. Near the northern boundary is a vibrant stream that flows out of a large wetland populated with old beaver ponds. The Appalachian trail used to pass through the middle of property, and you can still hike where it used to go leading from the sugarhouse to the top of Mount Cube. Multiple farm and log roads enhance access for sugaring, forestry, hunting, recreation, and agriculture. Once part of New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson's original homestead, subsequently owned and farmed by son Peter and currently held by Peter's adult children, this is a one-of-a-kind legacy property with compelling conservation and development values.