1618 COUNTY 17 ROAD, Prince Edward County (South Marysburgh), Ontario, K0K 2P0

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Nestled in the heart of the countryside, this lovingly maintained homestead, established in 1852, offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern convenience. Spanning 268 sprawling acres, the property features a variety of landscapes including 150 acres of fertile, workable land ideal for farming or cultivation, 80 acres of mature mixed hardwood forests perfect for timber or recreation, 10 acres of softwood, 20 acres of picturesque wetlands that support local wildlife, and a tranquil seasonal stream that meanders through the property. At the heart of this estate is a finely crafted, three-story County Brick farmhouse built circa 1920. The home boasts five spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms, blending the timeless elegance of its period with tasteful modern updates. The interior showcases exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail, preserving the character of the early 20th century while providing the comforts of contemporary living. The property includes a host of outbuildings that enhance its functionality and appeal. The original century-old barn stands as a testament to the homestead's rich history, now featuring an attached revitalized root cellar. A well-equipped workshop provides ample space for projects and storage, while the garage with a loft offers additional room for vehicles and equipment. Silos and expansive storage buildings further enhance the property's versatility and potential. Adding to the estate's allure is the inclusion of solar Micro=Fit income, providing an environmentally friendly and financially beneficial energy solution. This property represents a truly rare offering, combining agricultural potential, historical significance, and modern amenities in one exceptional package. Whether you envision a working farm, a private retreat, or a family estate, this homestead offers endless possibilities and a unique opportunity to own a piece of history. Come see this great property today, and you too can call the County Home! (id:27)