Aanbevolen Listing
Listing #1626
Solar income hobby farm. Peaceful 81.82 acres. Amazing shed/riding arena, good bank barn, fencing, rolling hills and trails through treed acreage. Lovely pastoral setting. Good home, open kitchen/living room with patio doors to deck overlooking mature trees and farm fields. Lower level with bedroom and family room with woodstove. 5 year old shed/riding arena can be used for a variety of uses. Solar panels on the top generate an excellent yearly income. Solid bank barn with water, hydro, gates, heated tack room, adjustable for any kind of livestock. 24 acres of workable land, lovely gently rolling trees acres with trails and pond. So many possibilities for income generation.
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Come Visit Us at the 2017 International Plowing Match!
Posted on Sep 19th, 2017 by Rebecca Degelder
The Farm Team is participating in the 2017 International Plowing Match this week from September 19-23, 2017! We'd love for you to visit us at our booth in the Grain Farmers of Ontario VIP Tent. Location: 82823 North Line (County Rd 12) Walton, ON N0K 1Z0...
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Posted on Aug 15th, 2017 by Rebecca Degelder
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Posted on Jun 26th, 2017 by Rebecca Degelder
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