Private 53-acre working farm at the end of a long tree-lined gravel laneway, just 2 minutes from the city.
The house is vacant and ready to dress. The 1860s fieldstone farmhouse keeps its original character: thick stone walls, deep-set windows, wide pine floors, old panelled doors, a pine-panelled summer kitchen with a heavy beam, and a stone basement with a brick hearth.
Outside are a weathered bank barn with a silo, a fieldstone smokehouse, a garage and sheds, all surrounded by rolling cornfields and bush.
Key details
• House: 4 bedrooms, kitchen/dining, living room, summer kitchen/sunroom, sewing room, office, 1½ baths, stone basement with outside door, covered front porch, rear deck
• Barns: c. 1900 bank barn (about 380 m² / 4,000 sq ft) with concrete silo; c. 1945 implement shed
• Land: 53 acres, about 35 in crops, plus hedgerows, bush and wide open views
• Vehicles available: 1949 Ford Tudor classic car; 1971 Allis-Chalmers tractor; 2007 Hijet mini truck
• Production: vacant house with heat, hot water, high-speed fibre internet and lots of hydro; plenty of parking and basecamp space
• Good for: period drama, farm/rural stories, horror/thriller, westerns, commercials, music videos. Standing corn in summer and fall, snow in winter