For more than three centuries, this 53+ acre farm has been in continuous cultivation offering a rare thread of living history woven right into the landscape. By the time the Declaration of Independence was signed, this land had already been under the plow for years! Today, it stands along Route 518 as both a testament to the past and a canvas for what comes next. The current stewards have kept the tradition alive for 14 years, raising crops and possibilities alike. Thanks to a SADC Farmland Preservation Agreement, this isn’t just preserved farmland, it’s preserved farmland with perks! Two exception areas open the door to build both a single-family home with its own septic system and a commercial farm market with its own septic system, allowing owners to live in peace out back, and sell tomatoes and peonies and fresh-milled soap up front. Whether your vision leans agritourism, equestrian, or farm-to-fork hub with hayrides, this land offers the scale and street presence to make it happen. And thanks to prime frontage on 518, your dream venture won’t be buried at the end of a long gravel drive, it’ll have its own spotlight!