Farmland with barn in Windham

Scotland

10 acres available for farming

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The Land

Is the farm currently in operation?

No

Type of Property Poster

Non-farming landowner

Type of Farm Operation

  • Field crops
  • Specialty crops
  • Nursery/greenhouse
  • Hay
  • Other

Farming Practices

  • Organic (not certified)

Water Sources

  • Drilled well
  • Pond

Soils

Sutton fine sandy loam and woodbridge fine sandy loam. Large portion is very or extremely stony.

Soil Map

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Tenure Arrangement

  • Short term lease
  • Long term lease

Are there any other current leases, partnerships, or arrangements on your property?

One outbuilding is leased to a contractor as a storage building. This contract could be ended to make room for farm equipment. A portion of the main house is leased as an independent apartment (ADU).

Is the farm presently listed with a realtor?

No

Additional Information

Other Farm Amenities

  • Access to electricity
  • Barn
  • Living space for farmer
  • Parking space for farmer

Farm Infrastructure

  • Farm buildings
  • Housing

Is the farm land protected under any conservation easements or other programs?

No

Have you applied for a restoration grant for the property?

No

Description

Unique farming opportunity in Scotland, CT. 32 acre property with approximately 10 acres of open field that is largely rocky shale but ready to be farmed. 4 acres of the less rocky area have recently been used as a vineyard.

Open to arrangements for non-profit (food bank donor farm, etc.) uses and any type of crop, including hay.

This property has a 6-bedroom house with an Accessory Dwelling Unit already approved and actively being leased; if a farmer wants to live on-site,  arrangements can be made to lease this ADU along with the land. 

Property has a barn.  The owners actively host religious meetings on a weekly basis (property is zoned as a Place of Worship, which will have no impact on any potential farming activities).

 

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