


$665,000
496 Pothier Road, St. Charles, ON P0M 2W0
St. Charles · P0M 2W0
Key Facts
Tax
$3,025 (2025)
Type
Detached
Lot
159.5 sqft
Parking
None, 9 spaces
Basement
Full, Unfinished
Brokerage
RE/MAX Professionals North
Description
Welcome to your rural retreat! This remarkable 159-acre farm offers the ideal blend of agricultural opportunity, equestrian amenities, and country living. The heart of the property is a charming raised bungalow featuring 2+1 bedrooms and 1 full bathroom. Bright and functional, the home offers cozy living spaces and full partially finished basement. This turnkey property is well-equipped for a variety of farming ventures. Approximately 75 acres are cleared and currently producing top-quality horse hay, yielding an impressive 150-180 4x5, round bales per season. The remaining acreage offers a mix of paddock area, pasture and natural cover ideal, for horses, recreation, or simply enjoying the peace of the countryside. Outbuildings include a 33' x 49' pole barn for equipment or hay storage, a 30' x 60' quonset for additional farm use, and a 30' x 33' horse barn with two horse stalls and a third stall being used as a tack room. A 16' x 16' run-in shelter offers added protection for your horses, while the 24' x 12' multipurpose shed is ideal for chickens, rabbits, or other small livestock. Fenced paddocks and expansive pasture offer space to comfortably house animals and continue or expand your farming operation. Whether you're looking to run a hobby farm, grow your equestrian dreams, or invest in productive agricultural land, this property offers limitless potential. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a beautifully balanced farmstead where lifestyle meets productivity in one incredible package.
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