Approximately one half of the farm consists of rolling pasture and hay land with the balance in three primary woodlots. The pastures and hayfields are well maintained with little to no encroachment by invasive species. The fields are remarkably free of rock outcrops given the geographic location the farm. Elevations vary from 2300 feet along Sinking Creek to 2500 feet. A prominent feature of the farm is Sinking Creek, which passes through the southern end of the property. The woodlots are fenced and it is likely that the property is under a forest management plan. The woodlot on the northeast of the farm supports sawtimber size yellow poplar, northern red oak, black oak, chestnut oak and white oak.

The farm is well fenced and set up for managed rotational grazing with Mirafont watering troughs strategically located within each grazing unit. A modern cattle handling facility and office complex complements the farming operation.

There are several impressive improvements on the property. The main house is an attractive 3 bedroom post and beam structure with an office/sleeping loft. It is nicely sited with a southern exposure. A barn is located near Sinking Creek and has been nicely renovated to facilitate entertaining. A single story well maintained tenant house is also located on the property. The previously mention farm office building consists of offices, conference room and shop area, as well as the cattle handling structure.

Views of the Appalachian trail

Majestic old age timber stands 100 acres

Abundant wildlife and wildlife plantings

4 deep aquifer cased wells

All perimeter fencing

Fenced wetlands

Sinking Creek runs approximately 1/3 mile through the property