Don't miss your chance to own this 201.5 acre legacy farm just 13 minutes southeast of Hamilton. The homesite crowns one of the highest points in Hamilton County, with a geological survey marker nearby and long range views in every direction. Built in 1930, the farmhouse offers 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and roughly 1,380 square feet with central heat and air, a laundry room, and an attic that could be converted to a third bedroom.

Below the house, two cultivated pastures of approximately 75 and 35 acres lie fenced and cross fenced, with three ponds and another pond behind the house in the back 40 acres of pasture. One tank is stocked with fish and has not been known to go dry since the 1990’s when it was installed. Whitetail deer, dove, and turkey are regulars here, drawn to the fields and water. Barns and sheds offer equipment and hay storage plus shop space, and working pens are in place. Multi-county water serves the property, Co-op electricity is on site and at the road, and an old non-functioning well and water storage tank remain. Currently leased for cattle grazing and hay production, the farm holds an active ag valuation for low taxes.

With two sides of paved frontage on FM 932, this is a rare chance to own a piece of Hamilton County history.

All acreages and boundary lines shown on media are approximate; buyer and buyer's agent should confirm all information.