110 acres of classic New England land have been shaped since the founding of historic Jericho Center in 1763. It features open fields, mature hardwoods and conifer forests, active wetlands, and wild apple trees bordered by fieldstone walls—an exceptional retreat of tranquility spanning Hartford and Norwich, Vermont, in the heart of the Upper Connecticut River Valley. It combines 101 acres in Hartford and 9 acres in Norwich, offering potential home sites with sweeping west-facing mountain views just minutes from Hartford and Norwich, Vermont, as well as Lebanon and Hanover, NH. The sheltered setting provides abundant natural light, and the elevated terrain captures sunsets and offers an ideal blend of privacy, with minutes to the Upper Valley’s centers of commerce, education, employment, hospitals, and recreation. It’s perfect for creating a private estate, an equestrian property, a family compound, or a seasonal retreat. Long-range views and access to Newton Lane connect to the Cossingham Trail network, which links directly to the Appalachian Trail, offering hiking, biking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing from your land. Outdoor recreation and protected trail access are rare assets near Dartmouth College and downtown Hanover. Located on a quiet country road, it’s only 4 miles to Dartmouth College, 7 miles to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, 5 miles to White River Junction, and 16 miles to Woodstock, VT. Convenient access to I-89 and I-91 makes travel to Boston and New York City easy, attracting second-home buyers, developers, and medical or academic professionals moving to the Upper Valley. Soil and site evaluations are complete. The property is enrolled in Vermont Current Use for potential tax advantages. Large land parcels with this combination of scale, privacy, proximity to Hanover and Norwich, and trail connectivity are rarely available. The property is listed twice because it crosses town borders and includes 101 acres in Hartford (MLS #504