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Previous Description:
116 acre Property includes 2 separate tax parcels, both tax records posted in documents. Opportunity is knocking - beautiful farm just outside of the City of Frederick with all options available: (A) enter into a land preservation program; OR, (B) develop into residential lots under existing Ag Zoning with potential yield of 9 lots and 2 remainder parcels under the ag cluster option; or potential yield of 6 lots and 2 remainder parcels under the standard development option; OR (C) hold for potential future rezoning - Property is located at the US 15/350 interchange with Mount Zion Road; 2.5 miles south of the City of Frederick. Currently a row crop and livestock farm, 93% of the land is categorized as Prime Soils and 6% is Farmland of Statewide Importance. The Property includes a brick 3 BR, 2BA ranch style residence constructed in 1980, a 2 story frame residence constructed in 1860 (not occupied and needing full renovation), bank barn, dairy barn with bank to upper level, 3 bay machine shed, stone spring house, machine shed/corn crib, and several other agricultural buildings. The Property is traversed by approximately 1,100 linear feet of the Renn Branch of Ballenger Creek; multiple springs on the Property form a tributary to the Renn Branch which provides another 900 linear feet of running water.
Updated Description:
116 acre Property includes 2 separate tax parcels, both tax records posted in documents. Opportunity is knocking - beautiful farm just outside of the City of Frederick with all options available:
(A) enter into a land preservation program; OR,
(B) develop into residential lots under existing Ag Zoning with potential yield of 9 lots and 2 remainder parcels under the ag cluster option; or potential yield of 6 lots and 2 remainder parcels under the standard development option; OR
(C) hold for potential future rezoning - Property is located at the US 15/350 interchange with Mount Zion Road; 2.5 miles south of the City of Frederick.
Currently a row crop and livestock farm, 93% of the land is categorized as Prime Soils and 6% is Farmland of Statewide Importance. The Property includes a brick 3 BR, 2BA ranch style residence constructed in 1980, a 2 story frame residence constructed in 1860 (not occupied and needing full renovation), bank barn, dairy barn with bank to upper level, 3 bay machine shed, stone spring house, machine shed/corn crib, and several other agricultural buildings. The Property is traversed by approximately 1,100 linear feet of the Renn Branch of Ballenger Creek; multiple springs on the Property form a tributary to the Renn Branch which provides another 900 linear feet of running water.
