lands for sale Somerset County, United States

This property gives you a major head-start on fulfilling your dream of living off the land, raising animals, or just relishing the peace and quiet that comes with sprawling fields and no neighbors in sight! The agriculturally zoned acreage comes with a farm store, well known in the area for high-quality organic products. Plentiful warehouse space, complete with separate cold storage, is nestled below a modern farmhouse built in 2006. Horse enthusiasts will love the two spacious fenced fields, perfect for keeping horses, and the convenience of horse trails right on the property for leisurely rides or daily exercise. Spend sunny afternoons on the front porch watching your animals romp in one of the roomy fenced pens. The people in your life will love coming over for holiday gatherings in the living and dining rooms flanking the 2-story foyer. Flawless engineered wood floors extend into the family room with a stone fireplace, coffered ceiling, and a handy pass-thru that peeks into the kitchen, where a pro-style gas range and hood surrounded by gleaming glass tile and quartz countertops will have you whipping up big country breakfasts in style. Two mudrooms, one with a half bath, keep all your outdoor gear corralled and ready. With an impressively sized main suite, office, and laundry room on the first floor, new owners needn’t bother with stairs on a daily basis. Those using the 3 second-floor bedrooms and baths will enjoy having this sunny level to themselves. Don’t wait another day to finally set your farm life dream in motion, with the added bonus of making it a perfect haven for horses!

This extraordinarily scenic property offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create a paradise on a sprawling 35 acres of unencumbered land surrounded by prestigious homes less than 7 miles from Princeton. With its idyllic setting, so much is on offer here. Inimitably special, it features a breathtaking series of rapids and waterfalls along the wooded edge of the property, 22 acres of pasture, hedgerows, grasslands, and herbaceous plants, and approximately 13 acres of forest. There are remnants of an original 19th-century farmstead, adding to its allure. Stocked with trout, Rock Brook flows along the parcel's west end and there is a man-made pond that lines the long, gated gravel driveway in the center. This property is neither preserved nor in a conservation easement. However, it is in a wildlife and conservation management program, which encourages diversity of wildlife of native plants and animals and the control of invasive species. This contract could be transferred to the buyer, and it does compensate. The opportunity exists to build two houses if a compound is on your wish list. Or you could subdivide the land and sell off some of the acreage to another builder, offsetting the initial investment. Whether your dream is to farm, enjoy nature, keep loved ones close, or all of the above, properties of this caliber are a rarity and should not be overlooked. The Hopewell Fault, a geological formation, creates the series of rapids & waterfalls along the wooded area of the property.