30 acres of private land for hunting, fishing, four wheeling, hiking, and simply being in nature. Mostly in the Forest & Recreation zone, which allows private recreational camps (not a primary or secondary residence) "used occasionally or seasonally for temporary shelter in connection with a recreational activity." Allowed uses also includes "forestry carried on for commercial timber production, maple syrup production, research, demonstration or education." There is a large pond and year-round water source (Furnace Brook). On the edge of Glastenbury Mountain and close to National Forest, this is a treasure trove for wildlife. If you're dreaming about a rustic Vermont getaway, this is it!