The Wolf Trust easement lies on the west side of NH Route 103A in Newbury and this donated conservation easement was finalized in December of 2007. The easement includes the only actively farmed agricultural field along this scenic road that winds along the east side of Lake Sunapee. The field occupies approximately four acres, and is managed organically for the production of hay. The balance of the property is forested and managed to produce forest products. 

The Wolf Trust property is bisected by the south branch of Blodgett Brook, which flows into Lake Sunapee less than 800 feet beyond the property. There is a beaver dam and a portion of the resulting pond/meadow complex located at the southwestern portion of the property. This easement is open to the public for pedestrian recreational uses.

The 2008 Summer issue of Chatter provides more information on this easement.  In the article about the property, Dan Wolf, landowner, commented:

"The easement ensures that the land will remain field and forest and the property can never be broken into a bunch of little house lots. And yet, it still provides us with enough flexibility that we are all comfortable with the agreement."