This gated 76.9-acre farm property in Midland combines open pasture, wooded land, and practical farm infrastructure in a private rural setting. A long driveway lined with white fencing leads into the property, creating what the article describes as “a property designed for daily use.” Open fields spread across the front acreage, while wooded sections provide shade, privacy, and natural scenery.

The brick home, built in 1987, offers 3,133 square feet with three bedrooms and four bathrooms. Its “single-level design supports easy movement between rooms,” while the basement adds flexible space for storage, hobbies, or projects. Large windows and outdoor views connect the home closely to the surrounding land, making it suitable for full-time country living rather than occasional visits.

The farm is already equipped for livestock and everyday operations. Expansive fenced pastures allow room for animals and equipment, while a large red barn includes stalls, automatic waterers, and a restroom. Several outbuildings provide additional storage for machinery and tools, helping keep work areas organized and separate from the main living space. The setup supports both farming and recreational use without requiring major upgrades.

A stocked pond adds another layer to the property’s appeal. The pond includes a dock and swing area that encourage fishing, relaxation, and outdoor gatherings throughout the year. The surrounding woods also support wildlife activity and create quieter retreat spaces away from the open fields. According to the article, “the land balances open pasture with calm retreat areas,” allowing daily life to shift naturally between work and rest.

The property also includes a mobile home for guests, staff, or extended family, giving the farm added flexibility. Located just minutes from Interstate 485 near Charlotte, the property offers rural privacy while still maintaining convenient access to nearby services and the city.