Simply Remarkable opportunity for true privacy in a tranquil setting on 24+ acres. From the moment you turn into this property and drive along the long, winding driveway, you will will feel the worries of the outside world slip away. Step inside to see this move-in ready ranch style home with newer mechanicals, 2 fireplaces (one gas and one wood-burning), updated kitchen and bathrooms, finished walkout basement, and newer windows. Outside you can enjoy the peaceful scenery on your large deck with a new pool built into the decking, an engineered steel construction 48x40 barn with 15 foot clearance and 100 amp electric for all of your toys, a 48x30 horse barn with 4 stalls and water and electric, large fenced dog run, garden shed, 3 fenced pastures (one with a round pen and a horse lean-to), Nelson waterer for all 3 pastures, and garden space. Current owners have leased about 18 acres of tillable land to the same farmer for over 15 years, with corn going in this year they said. Quiet and lightly traveled street as Pine Rd dead ends into Potato Creek Park here. John Glenn School bus stop is about 2 miles away to those taking advantage of open enrollment. Long Legal: 24.41 AC IRREG TRACT IN THE W 1/2 NW 1/4 SEC 18-36-2E BEG 1054.74' N OF SW COR NW 1/4
Single-familyProperty Type
1979Year Built
24.41 acresLot Size
$274Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Laurie Ladow• Cressy & Everett - South Bend
Contact: Cell: 574-532-8779
Bought with Emeric Szalay• COLLINS and CO. REALTORS - LAKEVILLE
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Last updated by owner on May 16, 2024.
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Agricultural districts are established to allow agricultural uses in accordance with the comprehensive plan, to preserve prime agriculture land, to conserve the desirable characteristics of the land and to protect rural agricultural areas from the encroachment of scatter urban type uses and the detrimental economic impacts of urban sprawl. Areas zoned to the A agricultural district are those areas being used for agricultural activities, floodplain, natural areas and other rural uses, located beyond the periphery of the incorporated municipalities where intensive urban or suburban uses are not anticipated.