Kimball Hill Forest covers a significant landscape encompassing five high-elevation plateaus, three streams and rivers, several impressive mountain brook falls and swimming holes, and two notable rock bluffs providing a glimpse of the White Mountains to the north and the Cockermouth River Valley below. Three state forests encircle the parcel - Cockermouth to the east, Cardigan to the south, and Province Road to the west. The Sculptured Rocks Natural Area, a 272-acre state recreation area, sits just southeast of the land. These significant public tracts, intermingled with equally large private holdings, offer an outstanding view from the lands upper road spur, a choice location for those seeking an inspiring mountain retreat.

The forest management history has created exemplary young to middle-aged stands dominated by growing stock and small sawlog size classes. These young age classes offer a solid, long-term appreciation component to the investment. The forest is comprised of predominantly hardwood species (83% of total volume) with a species mix of northern hardwoods including the maples, birches, beech, ash and associated softwoods. Stumpage values as of November 2015 assigned to the volumes from a 2011 inventory that was adjusted for growth indicate a total Capital Timber Value of $1,180,000. The resource is well-matched to the buyer seeking timber asset appreciation in association with activities to enhance the lands recreational and homestead estate potential.