If you’re looking for a property that’s practically ready to go, this one is exciting. With two barns and three sheds, the infrastructure is solid, and while you may want to add some additional fencing, much of the work is already done. The satellite view shows a fenced area near the house, along with what appears to be an established garden, which is a huge bonus for anyone ready to start planting right away. The property itself looks well-maintained, both inside and out.

The house is quite lovely, too. I always love a balcony, and this one seems perfect for morning coffee or just sitting out to watch the rain. The dining room’s massive windows offer a fantastic view of your own little slice of countryside. While the home has clearly had additions over the years, they were done tastefully and blend well with the original structure. Nothing looks out of place or rushed.

Inside, you’ll find four bedrooms, three full baths, and plenty of flexible space to meet your needs. The kitchen has tall ceilings, lots of storage, and big windows that keep it bright and airy. The house feels clean and well cared for, and I didn’t spot anything that seemed in need of repair — always a plus when you’re balancing the demands of farm life.

The land has been used for hay production most recently, but it has a history as cattle pasture, so converting it back to grazing land shouldn’t be too difficult if that’s your goal. Located near the east entrance to Shawnee Forest, you’ve also got great access to hiking, cycling, and other outdoor adventures.

This farm has solid bones, plenty of space, and the potential to become a thriving homestead with minimal effort. If you’re looking for a property that’s more “move-in ready” than “fixer-upper,” this one feels like a great fit.