With over 220 acres wrapped around a completely private, undeveloped lake of nearly 50 acres in size, Robbins Pond is truly one of a kind. Not only are there very few lakes of this size still in existence without shoreline development, there are none left available that one can still own in its entirety. Robbins Pond is the only pond of this size that is undeveloped and can be solely owned in the entire Northeast quadrant of the United States!

Located just over the Massachusetts border in the town of Rindge, New Hampshire, Robbins Pond Preserve is within easy commute of Boston, Worcester, Nashua and Concord. The perfect spot for that family compound or private estate. There are several excellent locations on the pond for your home including a beautiful peninsula facing south with expansive views of the pond and surrounding forest. 

The Massachusetts border, at the town of Winchendon, bisects the very southern portion of the property, an area of about  21 acres. The remaining 200 acres are located in Rindge, New Hampshire. The preserve is located at 357 Robbins Road and enjoys about a half mile of paved road frontage and about a mile of frontage on a dirt road.

Apart from the pond with over a mile of shorefront, the remainder of the land is laced with numerous stonewalls, an 8 acre cultivated red pine grove, hemlock groves, small brooks and miles of trails. There are also approximately 20 acres of hay fields. 

The pond is located in the center of the property and is not in view unless you walk any of the many trails into the site. This makes it especially nice for privacy purposes. The pond is so large that it takes several hours just to walk around it. It is truly one of the most beautiful bodies of water around with clean water for swimming. It also has a very pleasing shape with shallow coves and deeper open water. Robbins Pond is considered a warm water pond in that the maximum depths are about 15 feet. Apart from being great for swimming it is especially terrific for fishing. The pond is loaded with huge large mouth bass, crappie, perch, hornpout, pickerel, sunfish, etc.

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