230 Maxfield Rd, Brighton, MI 48114

Throughout the US, there are just a handful of iconic 19 century Homestead like this property. 10 acres of trees open space wildlife APEMY wetland area Springfield Palm located on a dirt country road giving you solitude, peace and serenity without remoteness. 3 miles from US 23 and M 59 Flint Bishop Airport 30 miles, DTW 50 miles. The 1836 home is solid with a thick rock wall basement. The house has been remodeled to open kitchen family room area. Primary heat is fuel oil with a new furnace fall of 22,a wood-burning stove in the living room. Water is a private well, new pump tank 2023. The three story Gambrel roof barn remodeled and is cool in the summer warm in the winter. Barn third floor 5000 small square bales and a grain storage room with electric agar system to first floor. Second floor has Two pony stalls, three large box stalls, and three large tie stalls. First floor has a cement aisle 12 box stalls, three tie stalls. and tack room. This barn has cement block base, original wood walls reinforced with steel and Red steel siding late 1970s. Gray metal roof late 1990s. Sawdust shed 12x28 built with high enough for a semi dump truck. The circular drive can accommodate large trailers or Semi . The indoor arena 142 x 60’ sand footing with clay base, LED lighting and viewing 36 x 21‘ with storage rooms 16 x 15‘ . The grazing property has three turnout buildings and water hydrants also the mare shed 45 x 23‘ 424 seven turnout or for vehicle storage. This has a sand floor. Cose to the house is the workshop 23 x 27’. The original old workbench and cement floor for small vehicle storage, your tools and such. Also available the trailer shed 11 x 37‘ limestone enclave floor built a store a four horse gooseneck trailer the indoor arena mare shed trailer shed workshop saw a shed the three turnout sheds roofs are galvanized, steel, and maintained semi annually. No animals no problem. Move here from the Atlantic or Pacific. Oceans welcome the Great Lakes. Take the Gambrill roof barn. Make the two top stories. You’re living quarters. The great hall entry was 20 foot. PLUS handed wood ceiling glass in the east and West walls magnificent the first floor, your garage for your antique or classic cars the 1836. Home becomes your guest house. Back to the Great Lakes. Have your seaworthy vessel Morr an hour away to the east. Lakes Huron or Erie. Or the slightly more aggressive waters of Lake Michigan, three hours to the west. This could also be an exquisite venue location. It feels like the country of a dirt road you’re just 3 miles from US 23 and M 59 diamonds and denim. The two floors are roughly 7600 ft. Of floor space 9000 ft. ² of venue playground remembering how tall the barn is giving a lofty ceiling 24 feet above lovely 19 century Wood rustic yacht elegant giving you space for 300 to 900 people step outside plenty of decent high ground but flat for parking 250‘ x 850‘ with more available if needed that gives you 212,500sf for parking that means 652 cars. This parking plan do it valet guest shouldn’t have to get that country. This leaves the parking area and driveway is around the barn, empty for safety and allowing guests to take in the outdoors with all that Mother nature offers. Weddings, corporate workshops, family reunions the list of opportunities is endless. The indoor Arena at a dance floor bar band or Orchestra keeping the big Gambrill roof barn venue better suited for soft background, music and conversations.