This is a scenic 65 acre farm in the rolling foothills along Rush Creek approximately 5 miles southeast of Lancaster and less than 2 miles off US Route 33.   

The historic circa 1877 farm house is in a beautiful setting at the mouth of a hollow surrounded by woods.  Free natural gas and free natural spring water are supplied to the home that features a 13’x 21’ country kitchen, 3-4 bedrooms, one bathroom, and two big porches.  The home is in need of remodeling and updating.    The outbuildings include a 30’x 50’ pole barn and a 34’x 88’ 2 level bank barn that has had a foundation upgrade.   

The acreage is divided into two separate tracts.  The home and outbuildings are on a 15 acre tract that features a spacious lawn and garden area that is surrounded by spectacular wooded hillsides with big timber.  The 50 acre tract has frontage on Rush Creek plus two ox-bow ponds that were once part of the stream bed.  This acreage is suitable for meadow or crop land and is subject to occasional flooding.   

All mineral and timber rights are included with the real estate.  The current property tax is less than $1300 per year. The total investment for the Rush Creek Farm is $260,000.

Back Yard

Road Frontage

Rear View

Bank Barn

Pole Barn

Meadows

Free Gas Well

Rush Creek