It is easy to see that this farm has been well maintained for many years. The fertilized pasture and mature, some marketable timber blend to create this excellent combination of cattle and hunting property. Many deer were observed while taking pictures of this farm. While the farm does have over four-tenths of a mile of Highway CC frontage as well as two-tenths of a mile of frontage on Barnitz Drive, it would be hard to notice that from the porch of the all-brick home. The home is tucked into the property, giving it a very private feel. The views of the rolling pasture and wildlife from the house really showcase this property. This low-maintenance home has approximately 1,480 square feet of living space, a metal roof, two bedrooms, one and a half baths, and a wood-burning furnace that can be used as a primary or backup heat source. There are four outbuildings on the property to keep your equipment and tools out of the weather: 64 x 28 with a lean-to, 30 x 40, 24 x 30 with a lean-to, and 30 x 40. Fencing and electric cross fencing exists throughout to maintain the current cattle operation. There are seven total ponds, two of which are stocked, four automatic waterers, and two gravity waterers in place. Kissock Creek further runs through the east side of the property. The open ground is currently leased for cattle at a rate of $ per month cash rent, and the tenant has expressed interest in continuing this lease if the new owner is interested. The topography and layout of the farm allow for a cattle operation as well as hunting. The timber on the property is interspersed in multiple sections consisting of oaks and walnuts to some nearly pure stands of pine. This farm’s new owner, whether residing here full time or as a weekend getaway, will inherit many years of sweat equity poured into this soil by the current owners.