The clock is ticking on this quiet country auction, and someone’s entire future is about to change. Ten acres, three tracts, and a 1970s split-level home are waiting for a buyer with vision. Will it become a family homestead, an investor’s project, or a peaceful weekend retreat?
Tucked beyond the noise but still close enough to town, this 10.2-acre property feels less like a listing and more like a crossroads. The land offers space, privacy, and possibilities for someone ready to create something lasting.
At the center stands a 1978 split-level home, frozen in another era and ready for transformation. A buyer could restore its original character, modernize the interior, open the floor plan, or reimagine the basement for additional living, recreational, or workspace needs.
The property also includes a barn and detached garage, adding practical value for storage, hobbies, equipment, or future projects. Whether you envision a working homestead or a private country getaway, the existing structures provide a foundation to build upon.
One of the most interesting features is the three-tract arrangement. Each tract can be purchased separately or combined, giving buyers flexibility in determining how much land they want. That rare option allows the property to fit different budgets, plans, and long-term goals.
The land itself may become the true star. With open, usable acreage, there is room for gardens, walking trails, livestock, recreation, or simply the luxury of having space between you and your nearest neighbor. The possibilities depend largely on your vision.
There is no HOA, giving the future owner greater freedom to shape the property around their lifestyle. Practical utilities are already in place, making the transition easier while leaving plenty of room for improvements, renovations, and personal touches.
For a family searching for room to grow, an investor looking for potential, or someone dreaming of a quieter life, this auction offers more than acreage. It offers a chance to decide what comes next—and turn 10.2 acres into a place of your own.
