10155 22nd, Rapid River, MI 49878-0000

Here is your hobby farm or prepper property! The farmhouse has hardwood floors, a stone fireplace with an insert and blower, and even a canning kitchen. The house is warm and cozy and has great views of the fields and forests beyond. The bathroom has been remodeled and has floor heat. The metal roof has a 40 year warranty. There are cherry, apple, plum and pear trees, not to mention all of the beautiful maples, hemlocks and lilac bushes. There are strawberry, raspberry and rhubarb plants by the garden. There is a tool room, wood shed, greenhouse, chicken coop, a goat barn and horse pasture. The concrete bunker is very interesting and wouldmake a great root cellar, but has even been used as a camp--you'd never know it was there at a glance. This will be an outstanding property for a self sufficient life style!

HOBBY FARM, fruit trees, fencing for Horses with cistern well, Goat pen, 8x12 Chicken coup, Grape arbor, Fenced Garden and Root cellar. Approximately 12 Acres is field. The setting offers privacy because of a tree lined roadway of Maple, Beech, and Hemlock. The house roof was redone 3 years ago with Aluminum and sprayed foam insulation added. The garage and shed have Steel roofing that was redone @ 8 years ago. Electrical was updated in 2006. The addition on the 24x24 garage created the green house, wood storage and a tool shed. The wood burning insert in the stone fireplace heats the house. The seller said it is super insulated and has a steel liner. There is a drilled well for the house, the cistern is just for the pasture area. The root cellar was also used as a hunting blind; bring a flashlight to check it out. It is located West of the house past the garden with the opening on the South side of the hill. The home is a typical farm house with large kitchen and dining room, there is a main floor bath, laundry and another room used as the summer canning kitchen. The tall cabinet in the kitchen was converted into a closet for jackets. The dining room has several southern facing windows; in the Spring the scent of lilacs fill the house. There is electric baseboard for supplemental heat that has not been needed since the house was re-insulated. There is also a propane furnace in the Michigan basement. The garden has Strawberry, Raspberry and Rhubarb plants, the fruit trees are cherry, apple, plum and pear. The hardwood floors in this home were from the old township hall.