Along the west side of the property sits a newer pole barn built in 2017. The structure measures an impressive 11,500 square feet (50' x 230') and was never finished, creating a blank slate for a buyer with vision. One exciting possibility is converting the building into a barndominium style residence, combining living space with workshop, storage, or hobby areas under one roof. Next to the pole barn, there is nearly 200 feet of frontage that would make an ideal building site for a large home. This location provides flexibility for buyers who may want to construct a traditional house. Beyond the immediate area around the barn, the property includes 9.65 acres of tillable farmland currently under lease, providing potential income or farming opportunities. In addition, there are 3+ acres of woodland with a small stream that offer natural beauty, privacy, and wildlife habitat. The property also benefits from enrollment in the Current Agricultural Use Value (CAUV) program, which reduces annual property taxes by approximately $1,800—an attractive benefit for landowners maintaining agricultural use. For buyers looking for even more space or investment potential, an additional 15+ acre parcel is available next door at 6162 Spieth Road. That property includes an older farmhouse and barn, 9+ acres of tillable land, and more than 4+ acres of woodland. As a bonus, a third potential housing lot of at least 5 acres could be created at the rear of the combined parcels with a 40-foot access drive, providing another opportunity for development or resale. Future owners would need to pursue one of several options: obtain a variance through the Board of Zoning Appeals, convert the building to a permitted use that complies with Zoning and Building codes, or construct a principal structure such as a home on the property. Without addressing these requirements, the structure will be required to be removed.

Along the west side of the property sits a newer pole barn built in 2017. The structure measures an impressive 11,500 square feet (50' x 230') and was never finished, creating a blank slate for a buyer with vision. One exciting possibility is converting the building into a barndominium style residence, combining living space with workshop, storage, or hobby areas under one roof. Next to the pole barn, there is nearly 200 feet of frontage that would make an ideal building site for a large home. This location provides flexibility for buyers who may want to construct a traditional house. Beyond the immediate area around the barn, the property includes 9.65 acres of tillable farmland currently under lease, providing potential income or farming opportunities. In addition, there are 3+ acres of woodland with a small stream that offer natural beauty, privacy, and wildlife habitat. The property also benefits from enrollment in the Current Agricultural Use Value (CAUV) program, which reduces annual property taxes by approximately $1,800—an attractive benefit for landowners maintaining agricultural use. For buyers looking for even more space or investment potential, an additional 15+ acre parcel is available next door at 6162 Spieth Road. That property includes an older farmhouse and barn, 9+ acres of tillable land, and more than 4+ acres of woodland. As a bonus, a third potential housing lot of at least 5 acres could be created at the rear of the combined parcels with a 40-foot access drive, providing another opportunity for development or resale. Future owners would need to pursue one of several options: obtain a variance through the Board of Zoning Appeals, convert the building to a permitted use that complies with Zoning and Building codes, or construct a principal structure such as a home on the property. Without addressing these requirements, the structure will be required to be removed.