Historic Home on 429 Acres
This 19th century farm is nestled in the bottom of a valleyrich in history. Its well-kept stock barn, smokehouse, wood shop and tractorshed surround the 1875 farmhouse with Indian Camp Branch flowing gently at itsgate.
The county road runs down the middle of the 429-acreproperty with no neighbors in sight. There is frontage on Woolard Road for 1.3miles and Hay Hollow Road for 1900' without touching another residence. Theproperty also includes 960' on pristine Leiper's Creek.
With its sanctuary type setting, this farm is home to manytypes of wildlife and is ideal for horses and cattle. Barn swallows arrive inApril and keep the mosquitoes down until they leave in August.
Hardwood ridges and pastured valleys create a vast hollowwith dozens of springs flowing even in the driest of weather. There are twotenant homes on the property and including the farmhouse, they are completelyspring fed with...
Hardwood ridges and pastured valleys create a vast hollowwith dozens of springs flowing even in the driest of weather. There are twotenant homes on the property and including the farmhouse, they are completelyspring fed with full access to city water.
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