Grandview Farm

One of Stowe's most iconic structures, the large, historic barn at Grandview Farm is over 100 years old and can be seen in photographs of Stowe Hollow as early as 1935. Grandview Farm’s many uses over the years have included sheep farming, timber harvesting, dairy farming, and lodging.

The conserved land consists of both meadow and woodland and includes many structures and natural features including a barn, a natural spring, stone walls, a seasonal brook and a woods road. The 18-acre meadow is a designated no-build zone. A condition of the easement requires that the meadow remain mowed or pastured. The 47-acre woodland lies on the western slope of the Worcester Range, southwesterly of Stowe Pinnacle. The woods are northern hardwoods, spruce and hemlock.

Public Access

No public access.

Directions

The property is located on the corner of Upper Hollow Road and Stowe Hollow Road. From the intersection of Route 100 and 108 head south on 100 for approximately 2 miles. Turn left onto Goldbrook Road. Stay straight; Goldbrook Road will turn into Dewey Hill Road (travel 1.25 miles). At the end of Dewey Hill Road turn right onto Stowe Hollow Road and travel 0.3 miles to where Upper Hollow Road meets Stowe Hollow Road. Grandview Farm is on the left; the barn is on the corner.