The parlor is a double 36 parallel with a subway. Attached are offices and equipment/mechanical rooms. Milk is direct loaded with 4 access points for tankers along the exterior.

The holding pen is 50ft x 180ft with curtain sides. The return alleys have catch pens and foot baths. The 6-row transition barn is 108 x 336 with 418 free stalls, curtain sides, waterers, and fans.

The alleys leading to the north and south free stall barns have palpation rails. The vet room is 15ft x 15ft and has exterior access.

The north and south 6-row free stall barns are both 108 x 644. The drive-thru feed alley is 17ft 3in wide. The front free stall alleys with the neck rails are 11ft 4in wide, and the rear free stall alleys are 9ft 7in wide. These barns have 12ft Big Spring waterers, fans, and curtain sides.

The commodity barn is 40ft x 150ft with 5 bays. The concrete silage pad is 388ft x 360ft. These are conveniently located to the west of the north free stall barn.

There is one lagoon that is partially complete. (Contact Auction Company for details).

The property has a 70ft Brechbuler truck scale. There is a small scale house next to the unit which contains the digital read out for the scale.

The property is centrally located in a major dairy production region that has a moderate climate, strong feed supply, and major milk processing plants.

A water main from Bowling Green has been installed and is near the property. The cost for the installation of the water main is approximately $500,000 and is certified for collection over a 20 year period. The buyer shall be responsible for any and all costs for the water main. (Contact Auction Company for details.)