This spacious 2,448 +/- sq ft farmhouse is nestled amongst a checkerboard of surrounding agriculture land split up by small blocks of timber pockets that hold an abundance of wildlife. A roomy living area spotlights large picture windows overlooking the farm buildings with a knotty pine ceiling. The master bedroom suite includes a private bath on the main level and an adjacent bedroom from the kitchen. The upstairs consists of 3-extra bedrooms with ample closet and storage space throughout the hallway. The home recently received a newly updated furnace along with a roof.

A prominent red dairy barn cannot go unnoticed as it proudly stands as the propertys centerpiece. Once a working milking operation now provides refuge for a few cattle. A 64x40ft pole shed provides an enormous amount of storage for machinery and toys. Inside the building, a modest 16x12ft hunting room with wood stove serves as a locker for your gear. A 48x26ft calf barn has been converted into a creative dog kennel area with a chicken coop facility.

With the outdoor enthusiast in mind, you wont find better hunting land for whitetail, turkey, pheasant and waterfowl. The property is littered with deer sign in every corner! Mud-worn deer trails, massive rubs and cratering scrapes speckle the field edges, while numerous bedding areas lie scattered throughout the remaining acreage. The tract is centered between two large agriculture fields and has been an insurmountable tract to take trophy bucks. Several trail cam photos are available in the photo gallery with many more in the sellers file. That in itself should certainly grab the attention of those who have a strong passion for chasing critters!

Taxes are $3,315 per 2018 Dane County Tax Records.

Ageless farms like this dont come up for sale often, especially those within minutes of Madison. Whether your plan is to remodel the home or utilize this as a future building site, the options are totally endless. For more info, please contact Southwest Wisconsin Land Specialist Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 or Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627.