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We walk every acre
Before a listing goes live, an agent walks the property boundary in person — the whole parcel, not just the yard — and notes what photos won't show: drainage, tree health, road noise, cell signal.
Longmeadow Land Co.
Rural & small-town real estate — since 2011
We still sell land the old way — on foot, in daylight, with a handshake at the end.
Longmeadow was started by two former appraisers who got tired of listings written by algorithms. We work in the towns within an hour of home, and every property we represent gets walked, measured, and written up by someone who has actually stood on it.
2011
Founded
6
Counties served
14,200+
Acres represented
41 days
Avg. time to close
“A house is easy to describe. A property — the well, the woodlot, the neighbor's fence line — takes longer, and we take the time.”
What guides us
Three things we won't shortcut
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One phone, one person
You get a direct line to the agent handling your file, not a call center or a rotating cast. If they're out mowing hay, they'll call you back that evening.
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Deeds you can read in one sitting
We write disclosures and contracts in plain language first, then hand them to a lawyer to make them official — not the other way around.
Who you'll actually talk to
The stewards
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Marguerite Holt
Broker & Co-founder
Twenty years reading county tax maps for fun.
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Owen Delacroix
Land Steward
Former forester; handles anything with a woodlot or a stream.
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Priya Anand
Farmhouse Specialist
Restores one old house a year, on principle.
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Sam Okafor
Closing Coordinator
Keeps every file honest and on schedule.
They found us a farmhouse with a barn the internet said didn't exist. Turned out the county map was thirty years out of date — Owen had already walked it and knew.
KATHLEEN R. — bought 4 acres in Hartwell County, 2023
Have land in mind, or land to sell?
Start with a conversation, not a listing agreement. We'll tell you plainly if we're not the right fit for your property.