Nearly all food groups can be covered to sustain life on this acreage!

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Raised garden boxes for fresh veges, chickens for eggs, grapevines, can have cows for beef, and there are 15 fruit trees which are:  Apples, Pears, Peaches, and Cherries.  Use irrigation water or water from your own well, not shared!

This property can have up to 4 horses or cows.  The pasture is flood irrigated with tubes from the concrete ditch at the back of the property, and could even produce some hay.  There is an overhang on the garage where the firewood is stored, but you could store hay too.  The garden boxes are on the sprinkler timer and the earth boxes on the deck are watered from the bottom and have a 3 day reservoir. 

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The chicken coop was built in 2021 and has a solar powered door that opens in the morning and closes in the evening.   Fresh eggs are the best!  At one time, the owners also had bees here and made their own honey as well!

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The windmill was a mother's day gift in 2021  and is decorative but you could add power to it.

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30 year old Concord grape vines!  These vines are vintage to the property and can no longer be purchased.  They are delicious eaten right off  the vine or made into you favorite pie, juice, jam or jelly and then canned .  Plenty for sharing or stored in the cold storage room in the basement of the home. 

 

Fun Fact: The Eagle foothills are now an AVA recognized area!  What is that you ask? An AVA is defined as:  An American Viticultural Area, or AVA, is a specific type of appellation of origin used on wine labels. An AVA is a delimited grape-growing region with specific geographic or climatic features that distinguish it from the surrounding regions and affect how grapes are grown.