Cross Streets: 32nd Sdrd [Townline] North on Wellington Rd 125 [Regional Road 125]. ** Directions: South of County Rd 50 North of Acton 32nd Sdrd on Regional Road 125 [Wellington Road 125]; West of Erin and East of Rockwood. This exceptional 98+ acre property formerly a successful beef, dairy and poultry operation offers endless possibilities for farming, agribusiness, or event hosting. Set on a paved road just minutes from town conveniences and GO Train service, it combines rural beauty with outstanding accessibility. The 2,300 sq ft stone bungalow custome built in 2001 features 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a durable metal roof, and a walk-out basement perfect for a spacious in-law suite or rental income. Outbuildings include broiler barns and a magnificent bank barn, ready to support agricultural use or be transformed into a one-of-a-kind venue and rent income. Broiler Barn: 48 x 288 (13,824 sq ft) equipped with feed system, propane heaters, nipple waterers, and Big Dutchman feeders (all sold as-is) [quota not included]. Bank Barn: 3,900+ sq ft in excellent condition, with capacity for 18,000 square bales, attached milk house, and additional storage shed- ideal for agricultural use or hosting events. Drive Shed: 40 x 80 includes a heated, insulated workshop, 16 ft ceilings, concrete floors, and crane. Additional structures include silos, coverall storage, feed tanks, utility shed, single garage, and multiple outbuildings. Land Use: 65+/- acres currently cash cropped (soybeans & winter wheat), with 25 acres in hay. Income from tenanted farmers and have rights to the harvest for 2025 can be continued. 12 acres forested with mature maple trees potential for syrup production. Severance potential in southeast corner and some conservation restrictions. HST in addition to purchase price may be applied to the land. Only minutes to Acton GO Station, shopping, golf course & services. Whether you envision hobby farming, cash cropping, poultry production or developing a horse ranch with paddocks or enjoy a private country retreat with rental income, the possibilities here are endless. (id:27476)
