4958 Wellington Road 125, Erin - Single Family for Sale

Description

First time for sale in five generations. This distinctive rural property offering useful outbuildings, income-producing farmland and long-term flexibility. Set on 98.89 acres, the 2001 custom-built brick and stone bungalow has 4,600 sq ft of living space with a walkout basement. The main floor features a bright, eat-in kitchen with a large centre island and walk-out to a deck. A formal dining room, an open-concept great room create comfortable and inviting living areas for everyday enjoyment. The bedroom wing gives you spacious bedrooms plus a principal with an ensuite and walk-in closet. A laundry room and access to the 2 car garage add convenience. The walk out basement provides exceptional versatility with a 2nd kitchen, a 3-pc bath, a 2nd laundry area and separate access to the oversized two-car garage for extended family, guest accommodations or home office and business needs. Many updates include 2024 forced air furnace, central air conditioning and a metal roof (14). The land provides endless lifestyle, recreational and income opportunities. +/- 40 acres cash crops and +/- 25 acres hay fields and space for animals, riding trails, maple syrup production, hunting and recreation or rental income. The 48 ft x 288 ft heated broiler barn equipped with a concrete floor, heat, water and hydro ideal for poultry, goats, sheep, cattle or storage. The 3,900+ sq ft bank barn features ground level stables & storage, a 40 ft x 80 ft drive shed is equipped with a heated workshop. Other outbuildings provide flexibility and rental income potential. OFA credits reduce property taxes. 2 drilled water wells. 2 separate driveways off a paved road. Close to GO service, stores, shops, schools and churches. The property in the Town of Erin with an Acton municipal address. Small portion included in the GRCA. OFA credits may not apply to the new owner. VTB financing may be available to a qualified buyer, subject to mutually acceptable terms. (id:66096)

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