This is a unique 27-acre parcel in a part of Greenville where very little private land is likely to ever to become available. The property abuts the Scammon Ridge Headwaters Conservation Easement, a nearly 3,000-acre working forest conservation project completed in 2024. That easement protects land on Scammon Ridge, shoreline on Prong Pond, and land around Little Mud Pond. The parcel is less than a quarter mile from Mud Pond, about 2.5 miles from Lily Bay Road, and within roughly a quarter mile of large timber company ownership that connects into more than a half million acres of conserved and working forestland. For someone who wants privacy, recreation, off-grid living, hunting, fishing, hiking, or simply a camp in a place that will remain largely undeveloped, this is a very unusual opportunity. You are not just buying acreage; you are buying land at the edge of a much larger conserved landscape.