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"159 AC FARM IN TEMISKAMING DISTRICT"
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On Georgian Bay Real Estate Inc., Brokerage
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Email Andrew |
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705 543 1341 |
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705 543 1341 |
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705 543 1341 |
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Address:
New Liskeard
Type: Farm and Ranch
Style:
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Size: 600 sq. ft.
Lot Type: Rectangular
Lot Size:
159acres
Has Suite: Yes
Taxes: $1,166.00 CAD (2008)
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159 acres farm in Temiskaming district. A scenic 6-hour drive straight north of Toronto.
Located on a good all-weather road. Farms are all around.
8 miles from the town of Earlton, between New Liskeard and Englehart.
Good fertile soil 40 acres cleared at road, gets 42 big round bales and 3,000 square bales of hay.
Oats havest gets approximately 160 bushels/acre from that same field.
A large stream with fish running through it. Chubs, Suckers, Pickerel, occasionally sturgeon.
Some bush/lumber: white & black spruce; aspen & black poplar
Mineral rights. There are gold mines and diamond mines in the area.
Farm house 24 ft x 14 ft (insulated, shingles exterior) built in 1950 and
new addition 12 ft x 22 ft (chipboard cladding) in 1990. Covered porch 8 ft x 24 ft.
Work done on basement in 2004 and on on walls in 2006 & 2007
New roof in 1999. Propane stove. Wood stove heating. Wood furnace (Valley Comfort brand) in basement.
Enough firewood available on land to last a life-time with proper management.
Hydro and telephone at the road, disconnected from the house at the moment.
Drilled well 250 ft deep, needs to be re-washed and some work to winterize.
The original barn had burnt, a new barn 26' x 48' was built in 2001 on the same site.
There are open concept stalls now. There once were standing stalls,. probably dairy-type cattle stalls.
Could shift them into long stalls (horse tie-up stalls) by moving manger.
It would be perfect for sheep or goats or rabbits.
Truckloads of gravel brought in to build a good driveway.Field leveled - ravine filled in
Right now there is only one 40-acre field under cultivation. It is seeded to registered oats. (2007).
A good set of disks would chop it down, but there are tag alders and willows coming up in the dead furrows.
It is good black soil.
This year the International Plowing Match is going to take place just down the road.
Asking price $160,000. Priced $1,000 per acre plus $500 for the house. |
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Information is deemed to be correct but not guaranteed.
