This property is exceptionally unique and has extensive potential. Altogether, this property is just under 55 acres. On one side of the property, you will find a dairy barn, which provides numerous features and amenities including the cattle shed, milking station, pole barn and manure pit. While this barn was the heart and soul of its late owner, it has not been functioning since her diagnosis in 2014. However, it would not take much to get the dairy barn operating again. Please take note that there is a separate well and pump for the barn which is currently not in use. Behind the dairy farm there is a total of 29.700 acres which forms an L shape. This section of the property borders a beautiful horse farm and crosses over to the corner of Callow Hill Road where there is a triangular section that is also a part of this magnificent land. This part of the property is considered to be a wetland due to the creek that runs through the land. You will definitely admire the distinctiveness of this property as it extends across the street where you will find an additional 24.723 acres and a garage which is approximately 30 x80. Step inside this garage and make it your new work area, as you will see more than half of the garage has had concrete laid and only a small section is still met with stone and gravel. There are three sliding doors which are 13 feet tall and 15 ft wide. The garage is also equipped with electricity, an oil burner for heat and a lift which has the capacity to lift 11,000 pounds. As an added bonus, the owner is willing to leave the motor oil waste supply. You won't find another property as exclusive as this one which fosters multiple streams of income. You may choose to use the dairy farm yourself and rent out the garage which has the potential to earn an estimate of $4K or more a month. You will enjoy savings with this property as it is already a part of the Clean and Green Program. Please Note: AP - Agricultural Preservation: The acreage along the south side of North End Road and east side of Callow Hill Road is zoned AP. Agriculture, on a minimum lot area of 50 acres, is the primary permitted use. Single-family dwellings are permitted but restricted according to a sliding scale whereby tracts of 10 to less than 20 acres are allowed only one dwelling unit, tracts of 20 to less than 40 acres are allowed a maximum of two, and 40 to less than 60 acres are permitted a maximum of three. Additional provisions, including for intensive agriculture, apply. R-1 Low Density Residential: The 24.7 acres along and off the north side of North End Road and the small tract which lies along the west side of Callow Hill Road is zoned R-1. Agriculture, but not intensive agriculture, and single-family detached dwellings are among permitted uses. Minimum lot area is one acre. Additional provisions, including for agriculture, apply.