1183 NORTHFIELD Drive E

About this home.

Discover an extraordinary 122.4 acre farm estate nestled along the Grand River, offering a rare blend of agricultural opportunity, natural beauty, and limitless potential. Located just minutes from the City of Waterloo, this property provides the perfect balance: close to every amenity yet immersed in the peace, privacy, and serenity of the countryside. The land unfolds in breathtaking fashion, with approximately 118 workable acres of rich, productive soil currently used for a variety of crops including hay, corn, and produce. Rolling fields meet sweeping river vistas, with a pristine golf course across the river ensuring these one of a kind views remain protected for generations. Governed by the GRCA, the property’s natural character and scenic beauty are preserved and celebrated. Existing structures include a traditional two storey farmhouse with six bedrooms, multiple functional outbuildings, a barn with hayloft, machine shed with insulated shop, tie stalls, horse stalls and pens, and a chicken coop, all reflecting the charm and heritage of a true working farm. This exceptional offering invites endless possibilities. Whether you envision creating your dream estate or a multi family compound, the expansive landscape and location make it an ideal canvas. Its on farm diversified use zoning also opens the door to unique ventures such as ecotourism, agritourism, or a stunning event and wedding venue, all while maintaining the land’s agricultural purpose. A property of this scale and setting is a rare opportunity in Waterloo Region, a place where natural splendor, agricultural legacy, and future potential unite in perfect harmony. (id:59491)

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How this listing prices against St Jacobs/Floradale.

St Jacobs/Floradale saw 5 sales and 11 active listings over the past 30 days, a much slower pace than Elmira and a smaller market overall. The average sale price reached $1,110,900, well above the Woolwich average, but homes took 33.4 days to sell and closed at 95.05 percent of list price, which suggests buyers were more selective at these price points. All of the recent activity was in freehold homes, reinforcing this area's low-turnover, higher-priced profile. This is a slower-moving segment of Woolwich where sellers are getting deals done, but generally with more negotiation.

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