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

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There are raised garden boxes for your fresh veggies, 3 chicken coops for fresh chicken eggs, use the treelined pond for your own fish, add some cows for beef, and there is an orchard!  The fruit trees included are:  Apples, Pears, Peaches, Apricots, Nectarines, Plums and Cherries.  In addition, there are Raspberries, Blackberries, and Grapes!  

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The grape vines are vintage to the property.  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. 

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 If you bring horses, the pasture is watered with pressurized irrigation sprinklers and yields 60 tons of hay.  There is a fairly new 36x42 covered hay storage to store the hay, sheltering it from the elements.

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Add some bees for your own pollinators and honey.  Maybe llamas to make your own yarn.  Perhaps a vineyard.  There are a plethora of options for this unique, private and serene property!

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Fun Fact: The Eagle foothills are now a recognized AVA 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.