Twenty acres of peaceful, private forestland with a valuable mix of fir, alder, and maple create a rare opportunity for both natural beauty and long-term income potential. The land was replanted with fir about 35 years ago and, after years without active management, is now being thoughtfully thinned to encourage strong growth in the remaining trees. Current estimates suggest roughly 10–20% fir, 50–60% alder, and 20–30% maple, with some timber already merchantable and the rest positioned for a profitable harvest