This property offers the perfect setting for the small farmer, homesteader, nature lover or someone wanting to have a peaceful setting. The alfalfa fields offer the highest quality food for your livestock to graze, bale for winter feed or resale. County approved cold deep well and raised septic field, two driveways (one bordered by trees), culverts to drive over creek to back fields, and a walking bridge too. There are two food plots set up for the avid hunter or wildlife observer. The property has Green Giant and Red Cedar trees planted around the entire perimeter along with Miscanthus giganteus grass for added privacy and the wildlife to wonder the entire property freely. You will be visited by Sand Hill Crane, blue heron, wild turkeys, rabbits, chipmunks, squirrels, deer, king fisher, coyotes, fox, red tail hawks, hummingbirds, and the occasional sighting of Bald Eagles from the mating pair that are in the area. There are blueberry bushes, peach tree, apple trees, cherry tree, pear tree planted and just started providing fruit. Black Walnut trees are abundant on the property as well as hickory trees and Oak trees which all increase the wildlife. You can enjoy watching the king fishers and heron catching fish or throwing in fish pellets to watch them be devoured. The land has an established farm number issued by the USDA and was pulled out of the original farm that existed years ago. It is a stand-alone farm as of this year. The 50’X90’ insulated pole barn with 14’ walls, two sliding doors, entrance door, Dutch door, hay loft, and 10x18 lean-to leading out to a pasture ready for your livestock, equipment, toys or whatever storage you need. The solar array with 3 large battery banks, 2000 watt wind turbine enough to power a full house and the barn. 36 solar panels each rated as a 315 watt panel 36 x 315 = 11,340 watt output X 5 hours of sun = 56,700 watts BATVAI