Thornhill Farm is nestled in the beautiful countryside of the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont in Greensboro. This organically certified working farm is made up of two adjoining farms, the West and the East farms spanning 415 +/- acres with the Edson Brook running through serving as the unofficial dividing line for the farms, south of Garvin Hill Road for a distance. Excellent soils have been producing grain on Thornhill Farm since the early 2000’s and it currently supplies a distillery and bakeries. A newer 2-bedroom, energy efficient Cape-style residence was constructed in 2016 for the owner and a 5-bedroom duplex in 2021. Additional residential housing includes a 3-bedroom farmhouse with a two-bedroom apartment all with a positive rental history and income. As a testament to its agribusiness capabilities, Thornhill Farm includes 6 usable barns, equipment and grain storage buildings and run-in sheds, fenced pastures, 80 tillable acres, and managed forestland. It is subject to a Vermont Land Trust conservation easement and is enrolled in the Current Use program for tax abatement. Thornhill Farm can be acquired in smaller acreages --see Thornhill's West and East Farm offerings.

Greensboro is known for its unspoiled beauty, rural farmstead lifestyle and beautiful pastoral views. It is widely known in agritourism circles for being home to Jasper Hill Farm and Hill Farmstead Brewery. Caspian Lake is a popular summer spot with lodgers returning year after year to experience the area and stay at the historic Highland Lodge. St. Johnsbury and Interstate 91 are about 25 miles to the southeast. Montpelier is about 35 miles to the south. The Stowe resort area is approximately 40 miles to the southwest. The Craftsbury Outdoors Center in Craftsbury is about 30 minutes north and offers over 100 miles of cross country skiing trails, as well as cycling, skulling, running, and fitness programs.