This 268-year-old Connecticut farm was set to become 25 homes after closing in 2025; then two local buyers stepped in with $5 million to save the land from development

Norton Brothers Fruit Farm in Cheshire, Connecticut, closed after 268 years of operation and faced residential development. Two local residents purchased the property to preserve it as farmland instead of allowing development. Their efforts to maintain the land included securing $1.5 million from a town conservation fund. Residents had expressed deep disappointment over losing this piece of open land.
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