The land is a mix of open pasture, oak savanna and evergreen woodland. Elevation is around 600 feet. There’s a farm lease in place with a vegetable and flower grower that uses about 5 acres. There’s also a rental house and a break room/shop where the owner works and stays from time to time. This listing hopes to connect with someone who wants to raise livestock. If it’s a good fit, there could be paid farmhand work, but that’s not a requirement. Housing is not available now, but is a future possibility.
Increase economic and physical resilience: diversity of farming uses, improved fencing, upgrades to buildings, solar power.
Productive working farm providing livelihood for two to three households while enhancing and preserving habitat for wildlife.
Several acres are leased to a farmer raising vegetables and flowers for market
There are two creeks and a good well. An established Ground Water Right applies to the well.
According to the County, it’s “silty clay loam” — which sounds like a little bit of everything, like some bureaucrat couldn’t make up their mind. Generally “high quality farm land.” Soil tends to be acidic, especially on 12 acres where there were Christmas trees nearly 20 years ago. Lime needed for crops, but forage is generally good.
Hay barn for storage.
30 hp. tractor with disc, brush hog and flail mower.
None known. The property is zoned EFU — Exclusive Farm Use.
Land owner inhabits a generally progressive frame of reference. Communication and collaboration need to be part of the deal.
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