5.62-acre parcel inquiries
The 5.62-acre parcel is not being evaluated as an ordinary stand-alone sale.
This page explains the owner-controlled posture for parties asking specifically about the smaller related adjoining parcel.
Current posture
The 5.62-acre parcel is not being separately marketed at this time.
The parcel is not being evaluated as an ordinary stand-alone sale because of its contribution to the broader property portfolio.
A stand-alone proposal would need to reflect the strategic value lost by separating it from the larger farm parcel.
Why the smaller parcel is treated carefully
The smaller parcel is part of a broader owner-controlled property portfolio. Its relationship to the larger farm parcel may affect frontage, optionality, presentation, future planning, and overall portfolio value.
For that reason, a proposal focused only on the 5.62-acre parcel should not be framed as an ordinary small-acreage purchase request. Serious parties should explain why the smaller parcel is being targeted, whether the party is acting for itself or another buyer, the intended use or evaluation category, the proposed structure, and expected diligence and closing timing.
Required inquiry information
Parties interested in the 5.62-acre parcel should use the inquiry form and clearly identify whether they are a principal buyer, broker, scout, site-selection representative, developer, land investor, agent for an undisclosed buyer, or other representative.
The owner may decline to respond to any inquiry, especially if buyer identity, role, transaction structure, diligence expectations, site-visit expectations, or intended use are unclear.