This 189.64 acres located on a secondary road in Highland County hosts a 100 year old fully restored farm house, restored outbuildings, stocked trout pond, alfalfa, buckwheat, clover fields, apple orchard and much more. There is an abundance of managed whitetail deer on the farm, wide variety of acorn producing oak trees throughout the land. There is carefully managed woodland with established canopy and very little undergrowth. This property has abundant forage, bedding and one of the best water sources in Highland County. There is currently 15 acres of hay being harvested each year. Wild turkey are established on the land along with many other forest animals. The pond attracts water fowl and wildlife alike. Morel mushrooms are harvested in the spring, ginseng in the summer and apples, pears and peaches in the fall. Other activities on the land include, horseback riding, atv exploring, skeet shooting, game hunting, bird watching, cider making, hiking, and more.