Tunnicliff Farm
Bristol
$999,900
FARM DETAILS:
40’ x 60’ Timberframe Barn – Built in 2011
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12’ Lean-to's running the length of the barn on both sides. One houses a chicken coop with 36' more for tractors and storage. The other provides shelter for horses in the in/out stalls.
Barn’s Main Level:
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5 -12’ x 12’ In-out stalls with Dutch doors and swing-out thermal water buckets
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12’ Aisle
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12’ x 12’ Heated feed room with utility sink (heating system installed but not connected)
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12’ x’ 12 Heated tack room (same)
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12’ x ’24 Utility room with wood-fired heating system. Permit application states that there is to be a propane system.
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12’ x 21’ Entry room w/stairs up to living quarters
Barn’s Upper Level:
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Massive, studded/partially finished 1,600 s/f timber frame apartment
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Rough electrical, some rough plumbing, some sheetrock in place – finish it your way!
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2 BR state-approved, installed and yet-to-be-used septic system, separate from the house
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Radiant heat off barn boiler.
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Water and electrical main line need to be brought in
1805 40’ x 60’ Antique Pole Barn - with a little love this would be a great barn for animals, tractors and/or hay storage. Roof needs serious attention.
15’ x 60’ Shed-Style Barn - w/electricity. Built for a sawmill. Sugar house w/evaporator at the far end. Shed lean-to houses farm fuel tanks with outside fill pipes for on farm gas and diesel.
The Land
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Incredible views over Newfound Lake to the mountains beyond
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56.7 Total acres – land on both sides of the road, 47 acres with the house (about 6.25 in fields) and 9.7 acres across the lane (about 7 acres in fields)
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Conservation easement to the town of Bristol
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Fencing is started with balance of fence posts on site to finish
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Simply landscaped with perennials and fruit trees
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Abuts Catteral Forest - several lots that are conserved with the Society for the Protection of NH
Forests
3D Virtual Tour - LIVE LINK to walk-through tour
We highly recommend that you contact the local zoning, planning and/or building department to confirm your intended use of any property as part of your due diligence prior to purchase. Don’t assume that because you see a property for sale or neighboring properties being used a certain way that you can do the same. Zoning regulations can change, some properties may “grandfathered” or operating under a variance or special exception that may not be transferable to you so you should always verify for yourself that you can use, expand or modify a property in the manner you intend.