Broader farm / combined property inquiries
The owner may consider serious written proposals for the combined property.
The owner-controlled process is designed for serious parties evaluating the broader property portfolio rather than casual land-scout calls or incomplete text-message inquiries.
Combined-property posture
The property portfolio includes a larger farm parcel of approximately 70.92 acres and a smaller related adjoining parcel of approximately 5.62 acres, for a combined total of approximately 76.54 acres.
The owner may consider serious written proposals for the combined property. No asking price is published on this website, and no statement on this website should be interpreted as a commitment to sell.
Serious proposals should reflect the combined property, frontage, CUVA timing, existing rural uses, documentation status, and long-term optionality.
Long-term optionality
A near-term buyer should recognize that the owner is being asked to give up potential 2029–2030 upside associated with CUVA timing after December 31, 2028, better survey and access documentation, frontage-smart planning, property documentation and digital presentation, potential buyer-class expansion, and broader rural land context.
This website does not state that the property has a fixed value, does not publish internal valuation work, and does not present development rights or special-use readiness as facts.
Infrastructure-adjacent optionality
The property may be of interest to buyers evaluating long-term land control, rural estate use, agriculture, frontage, assemblage, or infrastructure-adjacent optionality.
The owner makes no representation that the property is data-center-ready, large-load-ready, industrial-ready, solar-ready, BESS-ready, subdividable, buildable for any particular use, or entitled for any special use. Any utility, zoning, development, subdivision, environmental, title, or infrastructure use would require independent buyer diligence.
Next step
Interested parties should submit the inquiry form with enough information for the owner/family representative to assess buyer identity, seriousness, intended use, transaction structure, diligence period, closing expectations, assignability, and any requested site visit.