Nestled across 50 acres of peaceful countryside, this hobby farm beautifully balances productive agriculture with a welcoming, spacious homestead. The true heart of the property is defined by its 47 acres of level, highly usable fields. Composed of premium sandy loam soil—ideal for drainage and cultivation—the vast field is currently blanketed in a sea of golden wheat. The uniform topography allows the crop to catch the sunlight beautifully, creating ripples of amber across the horizon and offering a serene, panoramic backdrop that embodies the classic rural dream. The Residence: 1977 Split-Entry Comfort Anchoring the homestead is a classic 1977 split-entry home that combines nostalgic character with modern roominess. Spanning over 2,600 square feet of finished living space, the residence is thoughtfully laid out to accommodate both daily family life and country entertaining. The home features four well-appointed bedrooms and two bathrooms, ensuring ample privacy and comfort. The defining feature of the home's exterior is a magnificent wrap-around deck. This architectural asset expands the living space into the outdoors, providing an elevated, 360-degree vantage point perfect for enjoying a morning coffee, hosting summer barbecues, or watching the sun set over your front yard. Conveniently situated nearby is a detached two-car garage, offering excellent shelter for personal vehicles and everyday storage. Exceptional Agricultural Infrastructure beyond the home, the farm possesses a remarkably robust network of outbuildings, making it fully equipped for serious hobby farming, equipment storage, workshops, or future livestock ventures. The infrastructure is meticulously scaled and includes: Three distinct pole buildings offer highly versatile, weather-protected space. The massive 50x72 pole barn provides the ultimate workshop or storage facility for commercial-sized farm machinery. The 24x64 pole barn and 20x50 pole barn serve as ideal secondary spaces for smaller tractors, recreational vehicles, a woodshop, or small livestock housing. Hay & Feed Management: A substantial 40x80 hay roof building stands ready to keep forage, bedding, or large square bales clean, dry, and easily accessible through the changing seasons. Storage & Grain Infrastructure: A practical 12x28 storage building keeps everyday tools, lawnmowers, and seasonal gear perfectly organized. Completing the agricultural footprint is a dedicated grain bin, a classic silhouette on the property that stands as a testament to the farm’s harvesting capabilities. Whether managed as a quiet personal sanctuary or a bustling agricultural homestead, this property seamlessly fuses residential comfort with magnificent farming utility.