| Comments | A beautiful blend of open fields and mature forest creates an idyllic setting for a private estate, recreational retreat, or future homestead farm. At the heart of the property stands an 1890 Ashlar stone farmhouse with a metal roof. While not heritage-designated, 1.5-storey farmhouse that has withstood the test of time, proudly retaining the timeless beauty of its original exterior. Renovated in the 1950s, it presents an exceptional opportunity to restore or incorporate its impressive stone facade into a truly magnificent custom estate home. Also on the property are the distinctive ruins of a grand 1890s stone bank barn. Though showing its age, the barn's enduring footprint offers striking potential as a focal point for weddings, family gatherings, or film shoots-making it a unique feature full of rustic character. Zoned A2, the property includes a pond in the north area, regulated by Halton Conservation and a portion of Kilbride Creek running through the northwest corner bordering the Pioneer Creek Trail. The land is not within the NEC per their mapping, allowing more flexibility for building. The property may be subject to HST as it is not currently being farmed. Buyers are strongly advised to consult with their advisors to confirm any tax implications. Convenient access to Hwy 6 and 401, Milton, and Campbellville makes this a superb location for commuters & those seeking a grand country lifestyle close to Town. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own legacy farmland rich in history, natural beauty, and endless future potential. |
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