Seventy wooded acres on Dowboro Road in Pittsfield sit in one piece, with real elevation change running through them. This is unmanicured central New Hampshire hill country, mature timber and ground that climbs and drops, with enough of it that the terrain does the work of keeping it private.  There is room here for the things that need acreage. Hang a couple of stands and still have corners you have not walked by the end of deer season. Run a sled or a four-wheeler on your own ground. Put a cabin back off the road where nobody drives past it. Or leave it as it is. No homeowners association either way.  Pittsfield sits in the middle of the state. Concord is about 25 minutes, Lake Winnipesaukee about 30, and the Seacoast is under an hour, with Routes 28, 107, and 202 close by. Tracts this size, in one piece, are getting scarce in central New Hampshire. Walk it before you decide anything.