Farmland

Multiple small project farm

Grafton

Farmer Housing

Updated March 24, 2026

14 Total Acres

  • 5 Tillable Acres
  • 5 Pasture Acres
  • 4 Forested Acres

Multiple small project farm

Grafton, VT

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The land is perfect for a number of different projects run simultaneously, including small scale livestock and fowl raising, vegetable and flower/herb gardening, small scale orchard and bee keeping.

This landowner is a

Farmer or farm family

Quality of land

The property is a parcel once a part of a much larger farm. Much of the land had reverted back to forest. More recently, over half of the parcel was cleared and a house built. Two horses lived on and grazed the open land for a number of years before we bought it. We have created a large vegetable garden and a bee yard but otherwise the land majority of the land is unused but mowed twice a year. The land is perfect for a number of different projects run simultaneously, including small scale livestock and fowl raising, vegetable and flower/herb gardening, small scale orchard and bee keeping.

Enrolled in Current Use

No

Protected with conservation easement

No

Current forest management plan

No

Certified or qualified organic

No

External map links

Farmer housing

Yes

Farmer housing details

There is a house and a yurt on the property and many sites for the construction of a cabin or tiny house.

Water source for farm use

Available

Type of water source

Drilled well

Farm infrastructure

  • Barn/farm buildings
  • Electricity/power

Access to equipment

Not available

Collaborative model

Tenure arrangement details

I am looking for a collaborator to take the lead role in running a farm enterprise(s) on this property. The land is perfect for a number of different projects that could run simultaneously, including small scale livestock and fowl raising, vegetable and flower/herb gardening, small scale orchard and bee keeping. Perennials and cut flowers can be raised in a number of places and any field offers wildflower opportunities. Berries are another possibility. These are all projects I’ve had in mind but need a partner’s help. I work on a full-scale organic farm so my time to work on my own place is limited. I am open to any ideas/suggestions so we arrive at a mutually beneficial plan.