This 13.3 acre property consists of high-quality farmland that has naturally regenerated into a forest of white pine and mixed hardwoods. The land was originally created as 16 individual lots as part of an adjacent subdivision that was never completed and has since been combined into one contiguous parcel. Most of the property is now zoned Agricultural, with a few acres at the north end remaining in the R-10 Residential District, and it lies within the Agricultural District, which allows for one single-family residence, barns, and structures supporting agricultural uses. Electric service is available at the street, while water and septic systems are private. The property is conveniently located near Bradley International Airport, and the paper roads originally planned to serve the subdivision were never constructed. The underlying soils are Windsor Loamy Sand (0-3 per cent slopes), a highly regarded agricultural soil type known for excellent drainage and suitability for high-value crops, including wrapper-grade tobacco, making this property particularly attractive for agricultural use, homesteading, or long-term investment.