Barn Side Land, 41.61 acres

 

• Separate lot of record but may not be sold separately from the house lot.

• 1,604.33’ Road frontage.

• About 5 acres in hay, balance is field, meadow and woods.

• Conservation easement encourages agriculture and forestry, but no subdivision. There is no public access, your land remains private.

• Land around the barn is excluded from the easement. See survey.

• 2 Acres at the far upper end of the hayfield is designated for one eco-friendly house under same ownership as the entire parcel. See Survey.

 

40’ x 84’ 1865 Barn:

 

• Granite foundation and high-posted piers w/open, lower level facing the fields

• Electricity

• Asphalt roof

• Original trolley with hayfork still in place

 

A local icon, the 'drive-through' barn stands tall and square and shows evidence of care over time. It appears to have had structural updates.

 

House side, 7 Acres:

 

• 959’ Road frontage

• Not under easement, no restrictions, benefits from Current Use

• Mature landscape in pretty backyard, septic is located here.

• Cute, rustic 636 sq. ft. cottage with 1 loft BR/1BA.  Presently rented.

 

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Elm Farm has been honored with a State of New Hampshire historical plaque celebrating its early style and remarkably preserved features. From the website:

‘Owners of a property listed in the State Register are free to maintain, manage or dispose of their property as they choose, without oversight or comment from the New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources’.

This statement serves to clarify that this program places no restrictions on the property or the owner of one of these historic gems! You can opt out at any time.  Visit the site: https://www.nhdhr.dncr.nh.gov​​​​​​​​​

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