Description: Exceptional acreage in Williamstown, VT, steeped in the legacy of Elijah Paine. Elijah settled this land to construct a Turnpike, connecting travelers to the capital, Montpelier, profiting from tolls. The 44 X 95 barn, built circa 1984-85, was designed for a beef ranch, housing White Faced Herefords. It Transitioning to a dairy operation in the late 1990s, a milking parlor and milkhouse was added until approximately 2006. Adjacent, the 24 X 22 bull barn supported the beef operation with a metal roof installed in 2017. Nestled in the maples lies a large sugarhouse, age unknown, offering potential for 120 +/- taps for a family hobby of an old Vermont tradition. Diverse crops like corn, alfalfa, and clover have flourished here. In 2006, the current owner initiated a Christmas tree plantation that has produced nearly 20k trees comprising of Balsam Fir, Fraser Fir, Canaan Fir, and Concolor Fir. While many trees matured beyond Christmas tree use, their high-quality decorative brush and future log harvesting potentials remain. Presently, 3k to 5k salable Christmas Trees are available for harvest over the next 2 to 4 years. Breathtaking views of the Green Mountain Range, Camels Hump and serene landscapes. Easy access to I89, commercial is also an option. Also see commercial mls# 405546