Set on over 2 acres in Otter Point, this property features a blend of flat and gently sloping terrain with desirable southern exposure. Portions of the land offer a natural south‑facing slope, while a small section was previously cultivated for blueberries. The soils provide excellent drainage, and the property benefits from consistent, high‑quality sunlight, making it well‑suited for a range of growing opportunities. In addition to crop potential, the layout and existing infrastructure make this acreage ideal for livestock use. The combination of open fields, established fencing, and accessible water sources supports horses, alpacas, small ruminants, or other hobby‑farm animals. Whether for grazing, rotational pasture management, or small‑scale livestock operations, the land offers the flexibility and functionality needed for a thriving rural lifestyle.
This versatile acreage offers a blend of agricultural use, livestock‑ready infrastructure, and modern water security. With a history of blueberry cultivation and small‑scale livestock, plus fencing, stalls, outbuildings, and a brand‑new deep well, the property is ready for use as a hobby farm, equestrian venture, or market garden agricultural venture. This property has an agricultural component, having been previously used for blueberry cultivation and for keeping a small number of horses and alpacas. The land’s prior use reflects a balanced combination of horticulture and low‑impact livestock, ideal for those seeking a hobby farm, agricultural venture, or a rural lifestyle property with existing infrastructure. Livestock & Agricultural Infrastructure Fencing: The property includes established fencing throughout the paddock areas. The electrical fencing is in place and will need some updating and reconnection to be fully operational. Outbuildings: Several small outbuildings support farm operations. A former tack room, currently used for storing maintenance equipment. Additional utility outbuilding suitable for feed storage, tools, or small machinery. Animal Facilities: Three standing stalls, suitable for horses, alpacas, or other small livestock. Paddock layout supports rotational grazing or separation of animals as needed. Water Access: The lower fields have direct access to water, supporting both livestock and crop irrigation. A newly drilled deep well (560 ft) provides a reliable, long‑term water source for household, agricultural, and livestock needs.
The owner is committed to supporting a business model that allows the land to thrive and the tenant to succeed—whether through shared occupancy or a full‑property lease. The long‑term vision is to welcome someone who wants to live the rural lifestyle fully—someone who values open land, purposeful work, and the chance to build a small agricultural or livestock‑based enterprise. This property is ideal for: A beginning farmer looking for land access A family wanting to raise animals and grow food An equestrian seeking a home‑based operation A small agricultural entrepreneur Anyone dreaming of a slower, land‑connected way of life The vision for this property and home is to see it used as a vibrant, working rural space; a place where the land is cared for, the infrastructure is used to its full potential, and the resident steward is able to live and work with the natural environment. Residential Flexibility to Support Agricultural Use The home has been thoughtfully updated to support a variety of living arrangements that align with long‑term land stewardship: Upper Home: A beautifully renovated 3‑bedroom, 2‑bath main residence with modern finishes and a bright, open layout. Lower Suite: A 1‑bedroom walk‑out suite plus office, ideal for on‑site farm help, multi‑generational living, or a tenant who also works the land. To support different business models and personal needs, the landowner is open to multiple leasing structures, including: Option 1 — Owner‑Occupied Upper Level + Tenant Farmer in the Suite The owner continues to live in the upper home while leasing: The suite, and Use of the land, including fields, paddocks, stalls, and outbuildings. This model suits someone who wants to live on-site, run their agricultural or livestock operation. Option 2 — Full‑Home + Land Lease The entire home—upper level and suite—can be leased to the individual or family working the land, with the owner living off‑site. This arrangement provides full privacy and autonomy for the tenant farmer and is ideal for someone seeking a complete rural lifestyle package.