Grassi Property

Today, the house sits in part on the fieldstone foundation of the original barn, with a new barn geared to horses having been built to the south. The property hosts several horses and the fields are dotted with some 36 jumps, bridges and fords, which are not available to the public.

The property is situated on a drumlin, providing spectacular views to the southeast of Keeler's Ridge. On-site, nearly half of the acreage is open fields with old stonewalls and hedgerows delineating their boundaries. The wooded portion is dominated by an expansive and impassable wetland that the trail skirts around. In sharp contrast to the broad flat wetland, the northwestern most portion of the site has striking undulations in the topography providing a clear indication of the glacial origins of our landscape configurations.