Historic Stone Estate on 225 Acres of Prime Farmland” This historic estate features a 2,900 sq. ft. stone home built in 1863 by mason Thomas Le Messurier using stone quarried from below Waterdown Falls. The home boasts timeless character, impeccable craftsmanship, and a stunning in-law suite. The captivating tree-lined driveway provides a stunning entrance to the property, complemented by a large spring-fed pond that serves as a striking focal point, enhancing the historic and aesthetic appeal. The estate includes multiple barns and outbuildings, including a main barn featuring a 138-year-old clock. The buildings are functional and suitable for livestock, storage, or variety of purposes. The 225 acres consists of approx. 190 acres of top-quality sandy loam, naturally well-drained, seamless, and open with no fence rows or obstacles, ideal for modern farm machinery and efficient field operations. Flat to gently rolling terrain supports planting, harvesting, irrigation, and a wide range of agricultural uses including cash crops, specialty crops, horticulture, pasturing, or mixed farming and a 20-acre parcel of natural woodlot. Carefully maintained for nearly two centuries, this estate combines productive farmland with mature structures, and a historic stone home. It represents a truly one-of-a-kind opportunity to acquire a large, versatile heritage farm with open fields, functional barns, and a home of enduring character, ideal for creating a signature country retreat. (id:14735)

More About The Location

NW Corner of Milborough Townline and 7th Conc Rd E. 20 Acre Woodlot is located West of the train tracks on the North side of the 7th Concession Rd E.

Listed by Com/Choice Realty.