The payoff for good land stewardship is enjoying the abundance of the natural landscape. Whether its waking up to the chorus of songbirds in springtime, watching the soaring raptors on summer thermals, or collapsing in a chair after a great day of hunting in the fall, Twin View Farm offers a wealth of [...]

Boston is vibrant year-round. Summertime is a season where tourists tend to flock to area attractions. People line up for Duck Boat Tours, congregate around street musicians at Faneuil Hall or take a Swan Boat ride in the Public Garden.

For locals, it can be a time to re-discover the city. Many residents clear out for vacations or their [...]

23 Newmarch Street | Ipswich, MA Perched idyllically above the tidal Ipswich River, 23 Newmarch Street is where our coastal tour begins. With 650 ft of water frontage, this beautifully restored c. 1905 Arts and Crafts residence has stunning gardens with rare and mature plantings, stone walls, and fieldstone paths creating a serene and [...]

For food lovers, Portland is no longer a small side dish its the main course.

Meredith Goad, Portland Press Herald

  Not only does People Magazine rank Portland, Maine, as #1 Foodie City (see LandVest Blog), Bon Appetit Magazine touts Portland as the 2018 Restaurant City of the Year! Weve always known our east coast waterfront city was [...]

Ever wondered what you could do with your land to encourage wildlife, healthier trees, climate resilience and financial return?

LandVest can help.

From the seacoast of Gloucester, Massachusetts to the hills of Vermont, enjoy nine breathtaking properties guaranteed to help you relax and enjoy the summer. There is nothing more luxurious than a long soak in the tub, especially when it's coupled with a fantastic view, open-air breezes, and gently bubbling water. Here are some stunning [...]

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in one of LandVests properties? We invite our owners to tell us a bit about their experience, what they love about their homes and a bit of their [...]

America has always been about reinvention. Disruption from the Industrial Revolution and global competition (sound familiar?) strained Vermont agriculture at the end of the 19th century. In an effort to modernize agriculture, agricultural big thinkers, often funded by wealthy philanthropists, encouraged the development of model farms. From [...]

Part III of LandVests multi-part series highlighting some of our favorite islands, harbors, conserved locales, anchorages, and watering holes.

The 4th of July has come and gone and that means the summer season is in full swing here in Midcoast Maine. The streets of downtown Camden, along with its neighbors to the north and south, are [...]