Soil types:

Description of the property’s current condition and current use(s):

This farm is currently used as a horse farm and has a three-bedroom, two-bath cottage style house, two small barns, fenced fields, a 4-bay garage that is excellent for farm equipment storage and a small indoor arena. Everything on the farm is in very good condition.  The property is in a state agriculture district and is ideal for a small-scale farming operation. 

Farm history / past uses of the property:

The farm has mainly been a horse breeding and training operation, although in the past there were times when it had goats and sheep, some fruit trees and vegetable gardens.

Infrastructure and equipment:

• Fencing
• Water access
• Barns or other facilities for storage of equipment, livestock, and crops
• Farmer housing
• Electrical Access

Water access description:

There is a house on the property with its own well and also a frost-freeze hydrant for water near the barns. 

Barns/structures description:

There are two small barns on the property is excellent condition (one approximately 35X12, the other approximately 40X25), as well as field sheds and a covered arena (60X100). In addiiton, there is a 4-bay garage.

Farmer housing description:

2-story, 1600 square foot house with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. 

Types of crops permitted to be produced on the property:

Types of livestock permitted on the property:

Tenure options:

Description of tenure options:

This farm currently serves as our home and location for our horse training business. However, we have purchased a second, larger farm with the plan of moving most of our business to this larger farm. We are interested in leasing or renting most of this farm to a younger farmer in need of farmland and housing. Because this farm has the indoor arena, we would need to continue using the smaller, 3-stall barn and two fields but make available the other fields, other barn and house to another farmer. Our ideal situation is to rent or lease to someone with enough horse experience to assist in the feed and care of the three horses we would have on the property in exchange for a reduction in rent/lease payments. If we find a good farmer and develop a good relationship, we open to a plan that would make it possible for this farmer eventually to purchase the farm at some point in the future.   

Do you require a farmer who qualifies for agricultural assessment?:

Are you willing to have the public on the property as a part of the farm business?:

Any additional information about this property:

The farm is in a good location with good road access.