Gateway to the Green Mountains – Vermont Farm & Development Lots

The Land

Rare opportunity to access Vermont farmland in a scenic, high-demand area. Suitable for greenhouse production, farm-stand, and diversified agriculture, with strong visibility, access, and long-term potential.

This landowner is a

Farmer or farm family

Quality of land

The property features highly productive, well-drained sandy loam soils—considered among the most desirable agricultural soils in Vermont for diversified production, including vegetables and greenhouse support. Portions of the land have been actively managed for agricultural use, including tillable acreage and maintained fields. The property also supports a productive sugarbush with infrastructure historically serving 10,000 taps, reflecting strong forest health and soil conditions. The land offers a balanced mix of open ground and woodland, with generally favorable drainage, workable slopes, and good solar exposure. Soil health has been maintained through responsible management practice.

Enrolled in Current Use

Yes

Protected with conservation easement

Conservation easement with OPAV

Conservation easement details

Not all of the land is conserved. Approximately 34.47 acres are excluded from conservation and remain fully developable, offering flexibility for farm infrastructure, housing, or additional agricultural uses. The remaining acreage is protected under a conservation easement held by the Vermont Land Trust, which limits subdivision and non-agricultural development but supports ongoing farming, forestry, and related uses. The easement is intended to preserve long-term agricultural viability and natural resources while allowing active working land use. Any specific use should be reviewed in accordance with easement terms.

Current forest management plan

Yes

Certified or qualified organic

No

External map links

View Location on Google Maps • View Soil Info on VT Natural Resources Atlas • View Atlas Tutorial

Farm Information

Farmer housing

No

Water source for farm use

Available

Type of water source

Drilled well, River/stream

Water source details

The property is supported by two drilled wells, providing reliable water access for residential and agricultural use. Baldwin Creek runs through the property, offering consistent seasonal flow typical of mountain-fed systems. Several natural springs are present on the land, contributing to strong groundwater recharge and overall water availability. Seasonal waterfalls also occur throughout the property, reflecting the natural hydrology and adding to the land’s unique character. This combination provides excellent water security and flexibility for irrigation and farm use.

Farm infrastructure

Barn/farm buildings
Greenhouses/high tunnels
Roadways
Electricity/power

Description of farm infrastructure

The property is currently undergoing subdivision, and infrastructure availability will vary by lot. Existing infrastructure across the property includes access roads, established driveways, and utility availability in certain areas. Portions of the land also include wells, agricultural fields, and existing farm structures. The layout allows for flexible infrastructure development depending on the needs of the farm operation. Buyers will have the opportunity to build out or expand infrastructure such as utilities, greenhouses, and farm support structures to suit their specific use.

Access to equipment

Not available

Tenure Arrangement

For Sale $150,000

Tenure arrangement details

The primary goal is to sell subdivided parcels of the property to farmers or agricultural users. I am open to flexible arrangements to facilitate a sale, including owner financing or lease-to-own options with strong terms (e.g., 50% down). Short- to mid-term leases may also be considered as a transition toward purchase. The intent is to match the right farmer with the right parcel while maintaining active agricultural use and responsible land stewardship.

Real estate agency/MLS #

5058252

Additional Information

Multiple parcels available ranging from approximately 5-acre lots starting at $150,000 to the full 380-acre property offered at $1,600,000. Parcel sizes, pricing, and configurations vary based on location, access, and features. This offers flexibility for a range of buyers, from small-scale growers to larger agricultural or investment operations.

Supporting files

380 acre platt