Welcome to 2606 Blymire Drive, a peaceful countryside property located in scenic York County. This beautiful open farmland setting spans 68.45 acres, including an additional 7.9-acre parcel providing even more space and flexibility for your needs, totaling over 76 acres. The land features a blend of open fields, horse paddocks, and wooded areas, offering both functionality and natural privacy. The property includes two durable metal barns, a smaller wooden barn, and three horse stalls, providing ample space for animals, storage, or agricultural use. The layout and topography make this property ideal for equestrian pursuits, farming, or those simply seeking room to enjoy the outdoors. Conveniently located near Red Lion and surrounding communities, the property combines the tranquility of rural living with easy access to local amenities, major routes, and nearby towns. Whether you’re looking for a working farm, equestrian estate, or a private country retreat, this property offers exceptional opportunity and potential.
Vacant landProperty Type
76.3 acresLot Size
$18,637Price/Acres
Listed by Anne M Lusk• Lusk & Associates Sotheby's International Realty
•717-291-9101 (broker)
•support@yourhomefinders.com (broker)
Bought with RONALD Clark• Beiler-Campbell Realtors-Quarryville
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Last updated by owner on May 1, 2019.
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Agricultural Zone
The primary purpose of the Agricultural Zone is to permit, protect and encourage the continued use of the land for agricultural purposes. This Zone is composed of those areas in the Township whose predominant land use is agricultural. The regulations for this zone are designed to protect and stabilize the essential characteristics of these areas, to minimize conflicting land uses detrimental to agricultural enterprises, to limit development which requires highways and other public facilities in excess of those required by agricultural uses and to maintain agricultural parcels which will permit efficient agricultural operations.