From the look of the site it's not too demanding for a tractor: fairly dry, not too steep, and with moderately-sized trees. My old Massey-Ferguson 35 would look after it well.
It took some work, but this winter I used it to get rid of two, 4' trees, an elm and a maple, which had died around the house. I cut the trunks up into sections my loader could lift and carried them away. Needed a 30" bar on the saw, though.
The only downside to a small tractor without a cab comes in winter. It takes a real man to blow snow from an open tractor. This year I bit the bullet and bought another, newer 35 hp, but this one with a cab.
I'd price the 35 at about $5000 with down-pressure loader and 5' bush-hog.
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