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Land for Sale in Close Farm, Wolviston
Size: 40 acres
Guide Price: £1,000,000
Description: A recently modernised and extended substantial seven bedroomed detached farmhouse in a rural yet convenient location. The property stands in 40 acres and has large gardens, double garage, storage shed and floodlit menage. Planning permission has been granted for 14 stables and hay store. The property is south facing with far reaching views
Gonna put in a bid after my next grow lol
Size: 40 acres
Guide Price: £1,000,000
Description: A recently modernised and extended substantial seven bedroomed detached farmhouse in a rural yet convenient location. The property stands in 40 acres and has large gardens, double garage, storage shed and floodlit menage. Planning permission has been granted for 14 stables and hay store. The property is south facing with far reaching views
Gonna put in a bid after my next grow lol
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If you move into Vermont you can find homes in Chittenden County for $350,00-$2,000,000. The price depends on what town from there, but as long as you're in Chittenden county you're children are set. It has one of the better education programs. If you don't have/intend to have children then you can find homes with that amount of acreage for $150,000-$300,000.
It is Vermont though, so it's not all meadow, there's a good chance a lot of your acreage is woods. Not to say you can't find a completely open lot, but they're a bit tougher to come by.
It is Vermont though, so it's not all meadow, there's a good chance a lot of your acreage is woods. Not to say you can't find a completely open lot, but they're a bit tougher to come by.
46 Acres in the #2 pot producing state! If you're willing to come up to about the 200k mark, you can pick up 50 - 100 acres.
Property Features
* Single Family Property
* Year Built: 1989
* 2 total bedroom(s)
* 1 total bath(s)
* 1 total full bath(s)
* 4 total rooms
* Approximately 928 sq. ft.
* Single story
* Master bedroom
* Living room
* Kitchen
* Master bedroom is 8X10
* Living room is 10X12
* Kitchen is 8X10
* Fireplace(s)
* Horse facilities
* Interior features: Carpet, Fireplace(s), Refrigerator, Stove, Vinyl flrs, Wall/window air cond.
* Exterior features: Barn, Fenced, Horse facilities, Lot is 20 or more acres, Porch, Septic sewer system, Storage/out-building(s)
* Approximate lot is 46.90 ACRES
* Approximately 46.9 acre(s)
* Lot size is 20 or more acres
Property Features
* Single Family Property
* Year Built: 1989
* 2 total bedroom(s)
* 1 total bath(s)
* 1 total full bath(s)
* 4 total rooms
* Approximately 928 sq. ft.
* Single story
* Master bedroom
* Living room
* Kitchen
* Master bedroom is 8X10
* Living room is 10X12
* Kitchen is 8X10
* Fireplace(s)
* Horse facilities
* Interior features: Carpet, Fireplace(s), Refrigerator, Stove, Vinyl flrs, Wall/window air cond.
* Exterior features: Barn, Fenced, Horse facilities, Lot is 20 or more acres, Porch, Septic sewer system, Storage/out-building(s)
* Approximate lot is 46.90 ACRES
* Approximately 46.9 acre(s)
* Lot size is 20 or more acres
Yummybud said:
Everything that happens in the woods is predictable, or at least you can prepare for it. It's living in the city that's scary man, you could be walking by the target of some drive by and bam slug in the head. If I had the money I'd move to Alaska, but it's an expensive state to live in (not neccessarily land wise).
well in Alaska there are a lot of scarey criminals for sure hiding there, if you don't want to have someone find you, you usually go to Alaska....
other than that in the woods, you can be attacked by bears etc. I'm sure. Also what happens say you have some kind of an accident in that remote location.
other things can happen to, landslides, flooding etc. In the winter wouldn't just be stuck in the house for like 6 months or longer?
Also isn't Alaska where it's dark day and night for like half the year?
Alaska sounds like the worst place to live ever kind of like prison. Maybe it would be cool for someone like me with no social life etc. you can even committ suicide in Alaska and no one would even know.
other than that in the woods, you can be attacked by bears etc. I'm sure. Also what happens say you have some kind of an accident in that remote location.
other things can happen to, landslides, flooding etc. In the winter wouldn't just be stuck in the house for like 6 months or longer?
Also isn't Alaska where it's dark day and night for like half the year?
Alaska sounds like the worst place to live ever kind of like prison. Maybe it would be cool for someone like me with no social life etc. you can even committ suicide in Alaska and no one would even know.
Meh, if you're that deep in you're going to NEED a good rifle (or two) and a good pistol for sure. However bears aren't all the movies hype them up to be. Despite what they show you bears aren't sadistic hunters. They're also not by any deffinition stealthy, unless you stumble upon a sleeping bear you will hear them far before they see you.
Landslides happen everywhere, and as far as flooding have you heard of Katrina? These things happen. But are easy enough to circumvent. A good land plot makes these things avoidable. Either way your fears are a bit far fetched. Statistically you are more likely to die in a car accident than being malled by a bear, even if you live in Alaska.
Landslides happen everywhere, and as far as flooding have you heard of Katrina? These things happen. But are easy enough to circumvent. A good land plot makes these things avoidable. Either way your fears are a bit far fetched. Statistically you are more likely to die in a car accident than being malled by a bear, even if you live in Alaska.
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living in the wilderness is generally limited to people who enjoy the wilderness...
alaska is where its at, heres 40 acres along a river and 5 miles from a town, its $20,000, make sure you buy it before i do.
http://www.dnr.state.ak.us/mlw/land...MT. HOMESTEAD&submit=Submit&PARCEL_ID=425-130
alaska is where its at, heres 40 acres along a river and 5 miles from a town, its $20,000, make sure you buy it before i do.
http://www.dnr.state.ak.us/mlw/land...MT. HOMESTEAD&submit=Submit&PARCEL_ID=425-130
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Yummybud said:
The whole point of being self sufficient in the bush is that you have to work for money as little as possible, if at all.
I know a chap that lives of 12K CAD a year in a small house he built himself, and is happier and way more fulfilled than anyone I have ever met in a city.
