Bog Brook Forest is a premium 352 acre forestland parcel located in the towns of New Boston and Goffstown, New Hampshire, less than 2 miles from downtown Goffstown and 10 miles from Manchester. The property has been managed as a sustainable forestland investment for several decades and is well-stocked with high value timber, which has a current estimated value of $600,000. White pine, red oak, and hemlock are the dominant species. In addition to its vibrant timber resource, the property offers excellent recreational opportunities with 1,100 feet of frontage along scenic Bog Brook and ten acres of ecologically rich wetlands. The land also abuts conservation property to the north. The topography includes rolling hills with a general southeast aspect. There are two points of legal access to the land: one at the northeast end of the property via a right-of-way off Bog Road in Goffstown, plus a second right-of-way from the southwest off Bog Brook Road in New Boston. The land is enrolled in New Hampshire's Current Use Taxation and current annual taxes are $252 (2025).