Parcels and Zoning
Fourteen separately deeded parcels, multiple zoning classifications, and existing infrastructure create unusual flexibility within a single 1,054± acre holding.
Tulip Forest’s value extends beyond its agricultural and historic significance. The property’s parcel structure, mix of zoning, and existing sewer allocations provide a range of long-term ownership and land-use possibilities, subject to applicable approvals and regulations.
14 separately deeded parcels, offering flexibility within the larger holding.
918.91 acres zoned Agriculture, representing the majority of the property.
114.84 acres zoned Rural Residential, adding a distinct residential land-use component.
13.59 acres across six Village-zoned parcels, creating additional flexibility along portions of the property.
7.21 acres zoned Commercial, including the parcel associated with the hunting lodge.
Multiple sewer allocations are identified on Village parcels, adding infrastructure value to selected portions of the holding.
A 203-acre Caulk’s Field parcel anchors the historic core of the property and is identified separately in the brochure’s parcel map.
A rare combination of agricultural scale and parcel diversity, offering long-term flexibility for ownership, investment, conservation, and potential future use within the bounds of existing zoning and approvals.