Sanborn Ridge is an idyllic landscape with big meadows that curve up and over a high hilltop, providing some of the finest views in the region. The meadows are surrounded by maple stands and stone walls, making the property perfectly suited to agricultural and forestry uses. The land's conservation easement allows for development of a homesite and associated structures, plus a camp to enhance overnight stays after hiking. With careful consideration of location, a home can be developed without impacting the property's scenic attributes. The current owner is the Vermont Land Trust and their goal in divesting is to raise funds to further their forestland conservation work on new projects. Property highlights include: Quiet location along a town-maintained gravel road; ±57 acres of meadows, ideal for agricultural uses, with some of the area's most scenic views; Year-round homesite opportunity. There are many attributes that are special about this property, with the high-elevation meadows topping the list. The land has ±57 acres of maintained, open meadows. The 74 acres on the south side of the property has ±26 acres of meadows. The high meadow runs up and over Sanborn Range at an elevation of 1,760' ASL. From here, both local and long-distance views spread out in all directions. The property's storage barn is located on this side of the property, accessed via a driveway off Robie Road.