For a graph G, a subset \(S\subseteq V_G\) is generalized 4-independent if the induced subgraph G[S] contains no 4-vertex tree as a subgraph. A maximum generalized 4-independent set is one of maximum cardinality; its size is the generalized 4-independence number. A subcubic tree is a tree of maximum degree at most 3. In this paper, we first establish sharp lower and upper bounds on the generalized 4-independence number of a subcubic tree of order n and characterize all extremal trees attaining equality in both bounds. We further show that if T is a subcubic tree of order n with generalized 4-independence number \(\varphi \) , then the number \(\Phi (T)\) of maximum generalized 4-independent sets satisfies \(\Phi (T)\le \lambda ^{6n-7\varphi +3},\) where \(\lambda \thickapprox 1.3803\) is the largest real root of \(x^4-x^3-1=0\) .