The Glen Colley Farm

A remarkable piece of Vermont’s agricultural heritage, Glen Colley Farm is an extraordinary estate where history, craftsmanship, and the beauty of the Northeast Kingdom converge. Set on 60.55+/- acres with frontage on both Joe’s Brook and the Passumpsic River, the property encompasses rolling pasture, a 3.5+/- acre Christmas tree plantation, mature woodlands, and an exceptional collection of historic and modern farm buildings. Thoughtfully equipped for equestrian pursuits with horse stalls, stock tanks, and ample space for grazing and riding, the farm is equally suited to those seeking a working horse property or an iconic Vermont estate. At its heart stands the historic 1899 Moore Round Barn, Fred ”Silo” Quimby’s first round barn and one of Vermont’s most significant agricultural landmarks. Beautifully complemented by a historic hay barn, post and beam pole barn, detached artist’s studio, and thoughtfully integrated solar panels, the farm honors its past while embracing modern stewardship. The circa 1800s farmhouse has been extensively renovated since 2010, blending timeless character with refined comfort. A spacious kitchen with island and walk-in pantry opens to the dining area and living room anchored by a fireplace, creating an inviting space for everyday living and entertaining. A light-filled solarium with an Endless Pool offers a truly unexpected retreat, while a billiards room, flexible office, additional sitting room, and a 3/4 bath complete the main level. Upstairs, a central sitting room is surrounded by three bedrooms and a full bath. The walkout basement features a concrete foundation, sauna, third bath, and excellent utility space. Expansive porches invite quiet mornings overlooking the landscape, including a side porch with a retractable awning for effortless outdoor enjoyment. Glen Colley Farm is a legacy property, offering the rare opportunity to carry forward one of Vermont’s most distinctive and historically significant farmsteads.