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89 ACRES! Build your own private estate, perfect for a horse property. There is an 11.7 acre Agricultural Zone on the site which is extremely fertile soil. There is a perfect area to build a home on a 3 acre section which can be determined by the new owner. This 89 acre parcel can not be subdivided. This area is very private with minimal traffic. Randall Road and Sisson Road recently became scenic roads. This site is home of the 5 mile rock engraved over 300 years ago marking the sale of Lebanon to the English in 1692. Gillette Brooke runs through the property and includes a pond, there is a 5 acre Hemlock stand. Many trails made throughout entire property, known as one of Lebanon‘s Most beautiful historical properties with many stone walls. 8 min drive from town of Colchester (shopping etc) This property has only sold once in in the last 200 years. Lebanon's rocky claim to fame is the "Five Mile Rock." The lichen-covered rock marks the southeast boundary of the original land grant from Owaneco, son of Uncas, to Lebanon's first European settlers in 1692.
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89 ACRES! Build your own private estate, perfect for a horse property. There is an 11.7 acre Agricultural Zone on the site which is extremely fertile soil. There is a perfect area to build a home on a 3 acre section which can be determined by the new owner. This 89 acre parcel can not be subdivided. This area is very private with minimal traffic. Randall Road and Sisson Road recently became scenic roads. This site is home of the 5 mile rock engraved over 300 years ago marking the sale of Lebanon to the English in 1692. Gillette Brooke runs through the property and includes a pond, there is a 5 acre Hemlock stand. Many trails made throughout entire property, known as one of Lebanon‘s Most beautiful historical properties with many stone walls. 8 min drive from town of Colchester (shopping etc) This property has only sold once in in the last 200 years. Lebanon's rocky claim to fame is the "Five Mile Rock." The lichen-covered rock marks the southeast boundary of the original land grant from Owaneco, son of Uncas, to Lebanon's first European settlers in 1692.
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