Private 4.23 fenced and cross fenced acres. Front half in full sun pasture, back half heavily forested wood lot with year round creek flowing through beaver pond.  Fenced raised bed garden and fenced vineyard and berry patch.  Apple, plum, and cherry trees.  Four outbuildings.

Home has metal roof, cedar siding, and can be heated all winter with wood.   Stick built in 1980, gutted and remodeled, finished in 2006. Three bedroom, two bath.  Knotty pine accented.  Three sources of water: PUD, well, and creek.

Good and responsible neighbors.  Located on rural road between Granite Falls and Arlington. 

Asking $475,000.

Caddo Lake is a 43,000 acre fresh water catchment in both Louisiana and Texas. Many kinds of edible fish are available year around.   The 3.5 acre property sits on the lake with a 300-400 foot canal which provides lake access year-round.  The access to the property from the lake is not easily seen.  Seclusion and security is available here on the cleanest lake in the south.  There is no industry which uses the water of the Caddo Lake watershed area, and there is little large scale agriculture in this area.  Migratory water fowl abound, as well as Eagles, Red Fox, and many kinds of hawk.

Asking $318,000

This is a secluded property off the main road but not so far that you are Paul Buyoning it. The property has all the benefits of good living, great areas to entertain and many outdoor activities such as canoeing on the two acre lake, ice skating in the winter, riding horses or four wheelers on the five miles of trails as well as an abundance of wild game such as whitetail and mule deer, turkey, rabbit, fox, geese, squirrels, and an ever so occasional bear. The fishing and hunting are an outdoorsman's dream come true.

The property itself consists of 65 acres with about 10 in open area divided equally between paddocks for horses or livestock and yard area for children. The house is approximately 4500 sq. ft. above ground, and 1000 sq. ft. underground, and is the place where fun country living meets the modern world.

20 acres +/-, 1816 sq. ft. home, 3BD, 1BA, office, 1 bonus room.  Wood stove, range, refrigerator, 12.5KW Detroit Diesel generator (runs on waste oil), Xantrex Inverter, 16 - 6 volt batteries, 4 solar panels, septic system.  Artesian spring water pumped to home.  At least two other springs on property, possibly more, and a pond.  Step-up transformer for well pump in underground vault.  Computer network wiring in home.  Artistic wood and log finishes.

Three rough miles on dirt road from pavement.  Neighbors on adjacent 20-acre parcels.  Nice views of the Mount Marston Range from east-facing windows in home.  1005 Marl Lake Road, Fortine.  Lovely Marl Lake 1.5 miles away.  Great fishing, canoeing as well as other recreation, cross-country skiing, hiking, biking, snowmobiling.  Difficult for gardening as soil must be improved and plants protected from numerous species of wildlife.

Asking $199,800.

Asking $35,000 OBO

This farm is located in rural Giles County, Tennessee, about an hour south of Nashville and an hour north of Huntsville, Alabama.  County seat (Pulaski, pop. 3,000) is 15 miles to the south, and next county's seat (Columbia, pop. 33,000) is 15 miles to the north.  The winters are mild, and the growing season is long. Tennessee is a good state for homeschooling and has no income tax.  The main house has 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths, and the second house has 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths.  Both houses have front and back decks. 

The 80-year-old barn has been restored, and it features a separate electric meter, spring water, and stalls, a loft, and storage rooms.  Also has other outbuildings (chicken house, lawnmower shed, metal storage shed, etc.).  Pastures are fenced (including the entire road frontage), and the entrance is gated.

Enjoy a slower pace, privacy, and security in a beautiful part of the country.

Price: $189,900

For those of you who can not leave the South Eastern U.S. for one reason or another, I offer a secluded, rural, retreat in the beautiful Appalachian Mountains of extreme North Georgia. The homestead is 13 miles from the quaint small town of Blue Ridge. One mile up a gently rising, county maintained, gravel road. 2.75 acres of beautiful mountain land, mostly mature hardwoods. Adjacent land is available by others. One visible neighbor and surrounded by 100s of acres of forest. Wildlife abounds.

This topographically diverse 209 acres has two houses, a spring fed pond, fertile meadows (currently deer food plots), and completely wooded hills.

Served by an all weather road, behind a heavy wrought iron gate, with no structures visible, this parcel functions very well as a retreat or a primary residence. The overseer's cabin is immediately habitable. The five thousand square foot earth covered home has not been occupied in over eight years. The three car garage is still in use for storage, but due to root growth through the waterproofing, resealing and mold removal would be necessary for safe and comfortable occupancy.

The subject is approximately 40 miles west of the Nissan plant and less than two hours' drive to Jackson, Vicksburg and several cities in Louisiana.

5+ acres near Peanut, California, in the Trinity National Forest.

2 bed, 2 bath, 920 s.f. home.

Seep well with garden area, seasonal creek, and gravity feed water.

Gated access, on a private road.

2004 construction, located in a mountain community based on self-sufficiency. (Trinity Journal 12-09-09 Farmers Alliance Article)

$200,000

It is the only private land for 12 miles. There are hidden caves which I will show to the new owner. These caves have not likely seen any humans besides myself and my boys.

The property comes with 2.3 acre feet of water, which needs to be drilled, but we have three thousand gallons of storage. We collect the rain and snow runoff from our roofs and that provides us with ample water for the year and then some. There are also a couple hundred thousand gallons stored very close which I will discuss with the new owner as well.

Farmland in Kentucky Mountainous Area, nestled with in the southern Appalachian Mountains, hidden from prying eyes and backed-up to the Daniel Boone National Forest-Redbird section.

Is a secluded long and wide 187(+/-) acre defendable boxed canyon that ranges from open bottom land at 1,000ft. elevation (home location) to mountain tops of 1,600 ft. that form the perimeter of property. Has only one entrance (gated level driveway) from paved county road, in South East Kentucky.

Price: $420,000