11 Tucker St, Newbury, ON N0L 1Z0

Check out this unique opportunity in Newbury! This beautiful piece of organic farmland is located in Newbury and Southwest Middlesex and spans 69.755 acres with an impressive 30-acre workable farmland. The land is adjacent to a residential subdivision, accessible via Tucker St, a paved road. On the property, you'll find a workshop, two bunkhouses, a small shed, and an old barn. The shop is 100 x 50 ft with a loading dock, 16ft high ceilings, insulated walls, and a metal roof. It features three overhead doors (14 ft high x 12 ft wide), a dock high loading dock (10 ft high x 8 ft wide door), a walk-in cooler, and a Hydro cooler for vegetables. There are also two washrooms, one stand-up shower, and a kitchenette with a stove, washer, and dryer. Additionally, there's an office space on the upper level of the shop. There are also, two bunk houses for workers, equipped with a kitchen, bedroom, bath, heat & AC, which can be removed if need be. The old barn (approx. 40 x 20) needs to be rebuilt or taken down. The land also boasts an extensive irrigation pond approximately 75 x 150 ft and 25 ft deep, which can be removed. There is a creek that runs through the property separating the section within town of Newbury & Southwest Middlesex County. The workable land has also been tiled for drainage. City water and sewer. Natural gas is available at the lot line. Currently, the seller uses a propane tank and 200 Amp electrical service. This exceptional property located within a residential subdivision is currently undergoing rezoning and severance, presenting a unique opportunity for developers to shape the future of this prime location. With the rezoning process well underway, the land is poised for a transformation that aligns with modern development needs. The severance phase will allow for flexible parcel configurations, making it ideal for a variety of projects. Dont miss the chance to be part of this exciting development journey in Newbury.

69 acres in total. About 20 acres fall in Newbury. The Remaining falls in Southwest Middlesex.