This ridge-top 40 acre organic farm was developed by and for people desiring such a lifestyle. Located in a private setting at the end of a quiet country road the home and barn are off-grid and powered by solar electric with a wind powered water system. The 2200 sq. ft. earth bermed home is south facing for an excellent passive solar design. The beautiful Flameview wood cook stove heats the home efficiently providing warmth and ambience. Built in 2009 with post and beam construction, the open concept design allows for spacious living and includes four bedrooms (three of which are insulated with nontoxic denim insulation), one bathroom, and an 8'x8' root cellar.

Built in 2011, the 30'x42' two-story Amish built horse barn with a drive-in hay loft on upper level, has three solid oak horse stalls and six cow stanchions on lower level. The 20'x46' pole shed has been used for both equipment storage and animal housing.

The land consists of 25 organic tillable acres with the balance in woods. There are 2300 feet of permaculture designed hedge composed of a mixture of native and edible shrubs and trees, including elderberry, hazelnut, apples, aronia, cherries, plums, and mulberry. There is an established asparagus patch and young apple orchard. Recently permanent fencing was installed on three sides of the property. Deer and turkey are abundant for prime hunting opportunities.

Providing stunning views from atop the ridge, this picturesque hobby farm with solid constructed out buildings was designed for true sustainable living.