If you’re looking for a farm setup that’s ready to roll, this Tehuacana spot has a lot going for it. The house is move-in ready, which means you can start focusing on the land and projects right away instead of sinking time into renovations. It’s got a solid layout, and the kitchen is big enough to handle serious food prep and preservation.  Totally ideal if you’re planning to put up your own harvests.

One of my favorite things here is the extra buildings. The little workshop is perfect for smaller projects, and the bunkhouse adds an interesting layer of flexibility. If you don’t need it for guests, it could be a maker space, a studio, or even a bigger workspace for farm projects. And the fact that it has its own bathroom? Huge plus. No need to run back to the house when you’re in the middle of a project.

Storage isn’t an issue here, either. The multiple loafing barns mean there’s plenty of room for hay, equipment, and whatever else you need to tuck away. If it were me, I’d enclose one of the tractor sheds to house animals. That way, you could keep livestock on a third of the land and still use the rest for hay production, or you could rotationally graze the entire acreage.

The pond is another highlight, and I’d definitely plant a few trees around it to create a shady spot for hot summer days. This property already produces 50-100 bales of hay per year, depending on rainfall, so you’ve got some built-in production to work with.

And then there are the views—wide open and peaceful. Whether you’re sitting on the porch with a cup of coffee or walking the property in the evening, you’ll have that classic countryside serenity that’s hard to beat. There’s a lot of potential here, and it wouldn’t take much to turn it into a full-fledged homestead or hobby farm. If you’ve been looking for a place that’s ready to go, this one is definitely worth a look.