31401 Dayton Rd, Richmond, MI 48062 3404

Back on the market - buyer's financing fell through. If looking to purchase conventional, please note that the property is currently leased and is subject to a final harvest in late October. Once that lease is complete, home can be sold with conventional mortgage terms. Seller willing to wait on the right offer. Unique country property on nearly 15 acres. Originally a granary and converted to a home in 1990, this cozy residence features Andersen windows, a new furnace and a loft with an opportunity to create two bedrooms. The main level includes a primary bedroom and full bath. Practical updates include a whole-house generator, newer roof (2017), forced-air furnace (2022) with parts warranty until October 28, 2032, and brand-new septic system (2025). The land is currently leased to a corn farmer, providing income potential, and offers several options for the future: keep as a single parcel, split into two large parcels, or sell off smaller sections (up to 2 acres each) to neighbors or the farm behind. If looking to buy with conventional financing, please be aware that closing may have to be done after final crop is harvested in late October. Whether you’re looking for space, farmland, or a unique project, this property offers a rare opportunity. BATVIA

Back on the market - buyer's financing fell through. If looking to purchase conventional, please note that the property is currently leased and is subject to a final harvest in late October. Once that lease is complete, home can be sold with conventional mortgage terms. Seller willing to wait on the right offer. Unique country property on nearly 15 acres. Originally a granary and converted to a home in 1990, this cozy residence features Andersen windows, a new furnace and a loft with an opportunity to create two bedrooms. The main level includes a primary bedroom and full bath. Practical updates include a whole-house generator, newer roof (2017), forced-air furnace (2022) with parts warranty until October 28, 2032, and brand-new septic system (2025). The land is currently leased to a corn farmer, providing income potential, and offers several options for the future: keep as a single parcel, split into two large parcels, or sell off smaller sections (up to 2 acres each) to neighbors or the farm behind. If looking to buy with conventional financing, please be aware that closing may have to be done after final crop is harvested in late October. Whether you're looking for space, farmland, or a unique project, this property offers a rare opportunity. BATVIA