Real Estate
Popular Family-Owned Farm Hits The Market For 1st Time In Hamden
A more than 130-year-old family-owned farm is on the market for the first time, according to realtors.
HAMDEN, CT — A more than 130-year-old family-owned farm is on the market for the first time, according to realtors.
Hindinger Farm, located at 810 Dunbar Hill Road in Hamden, is listed for $3.1 million.
The offering includes the historic circa-1912 farmhouse, established farm stand and retail operation, barns, warehouses, agricultural support buildings, equipment storage, employee housing, ponds, open fields, wooded acreage, and extensive farm infrastructure, according to realtors.
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The property is listed by Berkshire Hathaway New England Properties and The Sally Bowman Team.
“Rare opportunity to acquire Hindinger Farm, one of Southern Connecticut's most recognized multi-generational agricultural properties,” according to the listing. “Encompassing approximately 120 acres across multiple parcels on Dunbar Hill Road and Cooper Lane in Hamden, this iconic farm has been in continuous operation since 1893. This is more than farmland-it's an established agricultural business with over a century of operating history, significant infrastructure, and a recognized regional farm brand. The property features productive cropland, open fields, wooded acreage, ponds, a farm stand and retail operation, barns, warehouses, agricultural support buildings, equipment storage, employee housing, a goat pen, picnic and playscape area, and extensive farm infrastructure.
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“Potential improvements support a wide variety of agricultural enterprises including produce and specialty crop production, flower farming, agritourism, educational programs, vineyard and winery opportunities, Christmas tree farming, orchards, equestrian uses, specialty livestock, farm-to-table experiences, and other agricultural ventures, all subject to applicable approvals.”
The Hindinger family acknowledged that the farm was for sale in posts on Facebook.
“Yes, we are selling,” a post on Facebook reads. “We thank everyone who has shown up here every week with a card, CSA or just buying. You have become our friends and we have built an amazing community. We are committed to going all year this year. We have a ton of fruits and veggies growing!! The farm sold its development rights in 1981 so it has to be sold as a farm. We love you all!!”
For more information on Hindinger Farm, visit its website here and on Facebook here.
The full listing for Hindinger Farm can be found here.
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