This Northeast Michigan 140+/- acre farm lays on each side of a gravel road called Combs Road. To the north lays a 60+/- acre tract with consistant Algonquin-Springport complex soils gently sloping from the road to its north end. A 40 x 100 hoop building (2009/2010) sets in the southeast corner of the tract along the road.

To the south of Combs Road lays the 80+/- acre farmstead tract with 30+/- acres of tillable land consisting of prodominantly Negwegon silt loam and the balance of pasture and wooded land with mixed soils. The farmstead sets on a 7+/- acre site with a 1,584 Sq. Ft., 1.25 story, 4 bed, 2.75 bathroom house on a full basement and a 2 car attached garage with large attic area suitable for build out. (1995 w/steel roof and vinyl siding 2021), a 32x40 insulated & heated shop, a 32 stall stantion barn with gutter cleaner, 20 stall and open pen dry cow barn, storage barn, stave silo, 3 concrete tilt wall bunkers, 3,000 bushels of bin storage and a 11,000+/- square foot milking facility with a double 8 swing parlor, equipment & tank, 66 freestall barn with drive through feed alley and calving area (2006-2009). Note that this building could be converted to a number of uses under a special use permit with access to 3 phase power nearby. Potential uses may include, but not be limited to a sawmill, slaughter house, packing house, garden center, feed store, to name a few.

It should be noted that 26.6+/- acres of the wooded/pasture land is enrolled into a conservation easement program that does not allow public access, but is limited in uses to the farm.