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83 Acre Farm Land Opportunity - Iconic Stone Farmhouse, Forest & Fields. This 83-acre-property - located just south of Hwy 401 and north of Campbellville on a paved road - offers a compelling blend of open fields and mature forest. It creates an idyllic setting for a private estate, retreat, or the revival of a working homestead farm. Many years ago, the fields were in crops and pasture where horses once roamed. Padlocks existed in 2022. With vision and care, this former farmstead can be brought back to life - for crops or equestrian uses. At the heart of the property stands an 1890 Ashlar stone, 1 1/2 storey farmhouse that has withstood the test of time, proudly retaining the timeless beauty of its original stone exterior. Renovated in the 1950's, it presents an exceptional opportunity to restore, renovate or incorporate its impressive facade into a truly magnificent custom estate home feature. Also on the property are the distinctive ruins of a grand 1890's stone bank barn. The barn's enduring footprint offers lots of options. Zoned A2, the property includes a very small portion of wetland in the northern area and Killbride Creek running through the northwest corner, bordering the Pioneer Creek Trail. The land is not within the NEC mapping, offering fewer building restrictions. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own legacy farmland rich in history, natural beauty and endless future potential. Zoned Residential and A2 with no farm credit applied. The property may be subject to HST. The property has not been farmed for a long term. Two lots have been previously severed from the property. Frontage calculated by property width to the North and Southern lot lines. Centrally located near Milton, Campbellville, Highway 6 and the 401, this rare offering combines natural beauty, rich history, and the potential to restore a working farm or develop a showpiece country estate.

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