Set against the backdrop of Vermont’s Champlain Valley, Peaceable Hill Farm spans 227± acres of open fields, woodlands, and Lemon Fair River frontage. With sweeping Green Mountain views and a carefully restored late 1800s post-and-beam farmhouse, the property balances historic character with modern comfort in a setting defined by conservation and natural beauty.

Peaceable Hill Farm is more than acreage—it is a place to slow down, connect with the land, and enjoy Vermont’s enduring landscapes. Wander along the riverbanks, explore wooded trails, or take in the quiet views across miles of protected farmland. With its combination of privacy, scale, and thoughtful stewardship, the farm is well-positioned for its next chapter.

Highlights include:

• Restored farmhouse with period charm: A late 19th-century post-and-beam residence, renovated to showcase its craftsmanship while incorporating modern updates for year-round living.
• Expansive landscape: 227± acres of rolling countryside, including open meadows, forested acreage, and river frontage suitable for farming, recreation, or conservation.
• Conservation legacy: Permanently protected by a Vermont Land Trust easement (with right of first refusal), ensuring long-term preservation. Neighboring conserved parcels contribute to over 3,000 acres of protected land in the area.
• Unmatched location: Nestled in the Champlain Valley, with Lake Champlain to the west and the Green Mountains to the east. The region offers hiking, fishing, boating, skiing, and access to vineyards, orchards, and Vermont’s renowned farm-to-table culture.

Peaceful yet convenient, Peaceable Hill Farm offers the rare chance to own a significant piece of Vermont’s agricultural and scenic heritage, where the land itself becomes part of the home.