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Property Listing

The following properties are available for sale from The Nature Conservancy through its Conservation Buyer Program. Conservancy policy requires that all conservation buyer properties ultimately be protected with a conservation easement satisfactory to The Nature Conservancy. This requirement may be met in one of two ways when the properties are sold:

1) the sale of the property to the buyer will be subject to a conservation easement satisfactory to the Conservancy that will have been placed on the property at or prior to the time of sale; or,

2) the property is sold at its unrestricted value without the conservation easement but the prospective buyer will be expected to donate a conservation easement satisfactory to the Conservancy at some point in the future and the Conservancy will reserve an option in the sale documents to acquire the conservation easement for nominal consideration to ensure that the gift is made.

Descriptive notes about each property will include information under pricing about the sales approach being used for that particular property. Please check with "Property Contact" for additional details. All properties will be sold at or above fair market value as determined by an independent appraisal.

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The information about the properties identified and listed herein do not constitute an offer to sell any particular property and cannot be accepted without additional written agreements between the Conservancy and a prospective buyer. A prospective buyer will be expected to execute further documents, including but not limited to a purchase and sale agreement, in order to undertake and complete any transaction contemplated herein.

If the transaction involves a donation by the purchaser to the Conservancy, a tax deduction may be available for the donation. It is the purchaser's obligation to establish the amount of the donation for federal tax purposes and prospective purchasers therefore must consult with their own advisers and rely upon their advice with respect to the availability of a tax deduction for the donation and the requirements for appraisals to substantiate the tax deduction.