Two related parcels
The property portfolio includes a larger farm parcel of approximately 70.92 acres and a smaller related adjoining parcel of approximately 5.62 acres.
Owner-controlled inquiry process
This website provides a controlled intake path for serious land, development, assemblage, and long-term land-control inquiries involving two related adjoining parcels totaling approximately 76.54 acres, subject to confirmation and independent buyer diligence.
The property portfolio includes a larger farm parcel of approximately 70.92 acres and a smaller related adjoining parcel of approximately 5.62 acres.
The owner may consider serious written proposals for the combined property. No hard asking price is published on this website.
Interested parties are asked to identify themselves, their role, intended use, transaction structure, diligence expectations, timing, and any site-visit request through the inquiry form.
The owner may consider serious written proposals for the combined property. The property is not being presented as a formal broker listing, distressed sale, or ordinary retail land sale.
Serious proposals should reflect the combined property, frontage, CUVA timing, existing rural uses, documentation status, and long-term optionality.
All acreage, frontage, access, boundary, survey, CUVA, utility, zoning, environmental, title, development, subdivision, and permitted-use matters are subject to confirmation and independent buyer diligence.
No site visit is authorized without written permission from the owner or owner/family representative.
For parties evaluating the larger property portfolio, combined frontage, long-term land control, rural estate use, agriculture, assemblage, or infrastructure-adjacent optionality.
The 5.62-acre parcel is not being separately marketed at this time and is not being evaluated as an ordinary stand-alone sale because of its contribution to the broader property portfolio.
To protect the owner-controlled process, serious parties should submit the same basic information before any detailed discussion, documentation review, or site-visit consideration.