Welcome to Quincy Farm, a pristine rural oasis in the heart of Cherry Hills Village. Quincy Farm represents 24% of our public open space and parks and is located along the High Line Canal. This iconic 17.5-acre farm was graciously donated to the City of Cherry Hills Village by Catherine (“Cat”) Anderson, who placed the Farm under a conservation easement, permanently preserving its natural and rural heritage for current and future generations. Quincy Farm is a unique property nestled among century-old trees, pasture lands, and sweeping meadows, and boasts a collection of historic and significant structures. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Farm includes a 1930s barn and the only 19th-century farmhouse in the area.

2025 was a year of accomplishments! The thoughtful Big Barn renovation project was completed, and the Pond Rehabilitation to improve wildlife habitat began. Cherry Hills Land Preserve hosted a record number of family programs, adult workshops, speaker events, the Big Barn Grand Reopening, and the well-attended 2025 Barn Party. We continued our outreach to build awareness and support for the Farm, and counted over1,600 visitors to the events last season.