Recently surveyed to verify 103.5 acres, with an approximately 50/50 split of fields and woods, this property could fill a variety of needs. Enrolled in the Vermont Current Use program due to active hay production on several fields and 50 acres of managed woodlands with a selective cutting scheduled for 2028. The property has ¼ mile of road frontage, making subdivision possible, and there is a WW permit in place for a second building site in the southern field. Situated at the north end of the property, there is a 2,775-square-foot gambrel-style home with an attached 2-bay garage. There are two en suite bedrooms in the main house, with a studio apartment over the garage. For anyone interested in taking the land back to its agricultural roots, there are blueberry bushes, apple trees and an established asparagus bed, plus abundant land for raising cattle, sheep, goats or other livestock, as well as growing produce and field crops. There is ample southern exposure to go off grid without detracting from active field usage or spoiling the expansive southern view and fantastic sunsets. Recreationally, the fields are perfect for cross-country skiing, and there is the opportunity to work with the forester to create woodland trails for snowshoeing, hiking, and horseback riding. Snowmobilers have direct access to Vermont’s VAST trail system, which runs across the property. In addition, the property is within 20 minutes of Burke Mountain and 10 minutes from Kingdom Trails’ 100-plus-mile network of trails. Aviators can take advantage of the proximity to the Caledonia County Regional Airport, which is within 5 minutes. Come see this special piece of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom!