188 acres with prime and statewide significant agricultural soils. Connecticut River bottomland that periodically floods and has access to irrigation for the fields from the river. Included in the sale is a 2/3 interest in an abutting 44 acre lot, which is mostly wooded except for about 10 acres of agricultural land. (1/3 owner has Right of First Refusal for 44 acre lot) This is an area of historical farming significance for this area of Glastonbury. Farmed since the early 1800's for tobacco and row crops the soils are world renown for their productivity. No access to the site without broker approval
Main Street Historic District, located between Hubbard Street and Hebron Avenue, is a historic and walkable Glastonbury Center neighborhood with a colonial-era streetscape and a Connecticut River valley setting. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Main Street and Hebron Avenue junction, where brick storefronts, sidewalk patios, and small galleries set a steady, town-center rhythm. Community pillars include the Welles-Turner Memorial Library, the Glastonbury Historical Society Museum, and the Riverfront Community Center. Architecture leans Federal and Colonial Revival, with white clapboard homes and preserved civic buildings. Pocket greens and the nearby riverfront trail system shape daily routines. Seasonal events and local dining keep Main Street active from morning coffee through evening reservations.
Provided by Walk Score and Local Logic
Property details
Exterior
Finance
Exterior features
River frontage with walk-to-water access and water views
Direct waterfront
Farm land setting
Dirt/gravel and unimproved road frontage
Road frontage approximately 50 feet
Nearby park and shopping
Home design
Lots and land for sale
Agricultural land
Construction
Subject to probate encumbrance/restriction
Utilities
Electric available
Private well
Other
Located in a flood zone
Electricity and solar
View estimated energy costs and solar savings for this home