The Blueberry Fields of Rood Hill Road

There are places that exist in perfect harmony with the seasons, where autumn arrives like a master colorist painting the landscape in burnished gold and russet. These 5.9 acres along Rood Hill Road represent one such place—two pristine meadows where generations of lowbush blueberries have created their own natural tapestry, framed by colonial stone walls and held in reverent stewardship by the same family for more than half a century. This is land that knows its purpose: 2.6 acres of established blueberry fields complemented by 3.3 acres of mature woodland, creating the kind of rare rural sanctuary where simplicity reveals its own profound beauty. At $125,000, it represents an invitation to join a story that began with colonial settlers. The Arrival
The approach begins through a weathered break in the original stone wall, where colonial settlers first carved their boundaries by hand. Here, at the property's highest elevation, the full scope of