Sixteen acres go a long way toward changing how a day feels. The property sits at the end of a private road, wire-fenced and gated along its perimeter, which means the only traffic you'll hear is your own. Two manufactured homes share the land without crowding it. The primary residence runs 1,392 square feet across three bedrooms and two baths - enough room for a household to spread out - while a second home nearby offers two bedrooms and a bath in roughly 800 square feet, a genuinely useful arrangement for anyone that wants to have room to spread out and grow. The land itself is the headline. Nearly sixteen acres with no restrictions and no city tax gives you latitude that's increasingly hard to find: build out a garden, run horses, park equipment, expand a workshop, or simply leave the acreage to the deer and the grass. A large steel barn anchors the working side of the property, and its windows are a small detail that pays off daily - natural light turns a metal outbuilding into a useful workspace, whether you're storing hay, maintaining vehicles, or sheltering animals. What ties it together is the quiet. This is secluded country living with the infrastructure already in place - fencing done, gate installed, road private, structures standing - so the hard setup is behind you and the open questions are all the fun ones. Bring the horses. Bring the projects. There's room here for whatever version of rural life you've been picturing, and enough acreage that you won't have to choose just one.
