A rare and very special 16 acres of undeveloped, partially wooded, land in the heart of the Hamptons and North Fork on the east end of Long Island, New York. Southold Town is an active Agricultural community with a favorable maritime climate that extends the normal growing season by several weeks for outdoor cultivation. The east end of Long Island is also a resort area, with many second home owners, marinas, boating, sailing, water sports and marine activities contributing to a vibrant economy driven by farmers, exclusive boutique vineyards, wineries, breweries, organic fruit, vegetable and livestock farms, fine dining, boutiques, arts and crafts.
This land has been protected for pesticide and fertilizer residue, not actively farmed since 1984, so suitable for organic or biodynamic cultivation. Zoned Agricultural, development rights sold, no further subdivision is permitted, but the local Bill of Rights for farmers allows for farm related structures related to active cultivation – barns, greenhouses and other related infrastructure subject to permits. Imagine the possibilities!
Last Updated July 22nd 2022.
