What would YOU DO with 112+ acres, barns and an 1860's farmhouse? This one is for the 'DOERS'! After years of Dairy farming, the time has come to pass the torch and herein lies the opportunity for you and your many possible uses. The most recent management plan notes over 17 acres of Hay field, another 65+ acres as Pasture, and even 28 acres of woods. Most of the open land is a gentle south facing slope, and there are good views of Woodbury Mountain. A spring fed brook meanders its way down across the landscape, winding between some ledge outcrops and along big mature maples. On the edges of the fields, heritage apple trees and Hops plants still grow, remnants of a bygone time. There is abundant habitat for deer, bear, grouse and woodcock just to name a few. Further down Marsh Rd is the East Hill Wildlife Management Area, with hundreds more acres to roam if you like. The original farmhouse had an addition added in the 1960s, and still offers livable space, though likely needing some cosmetic work for long term occupancy. Wired for a back-up generator and heated with Oil, the home comes with all appliances and even a basement level garage. The large Gambrel Barn (35'x85' main structure) offers two levels and a half-round Quonset will keep the weather off your equipment, too. Whether you dream of horses, hemp, or hunting, this family farm offers the quiet back-road setting to be a DOER, like the generations before.