141 State Route 60, New London, OH 44851

What photos cannot capture: 47.5 acres, 2 Homes, 3 Outbuildings, 4 Greenhouse structures, 1 Horse Barn and a property built over 160 years ago -- request the full packet. This one earns its own category. The Red Home (4,104 sqft) was originally an 1890 barn, converted to the primary residence in 2011. Soaring vaulted ceilings, massive crossed structural timber beams, and dramatic handlaid stone & slate features catch the natural light at every turn. A mezzanine loft with master suite looks over an open galley kitchen, anchored by character grade hickory cabinetry, Baltic brown granite, and a dining area beneath the loft. The stone fish pond entry sets the tone from the moment you arrive. Second-level deck overlooking the horse pasture and private lower paver patio complete the picture. 3 BD | 2 BA | opportunity to add bedrooms | multiple lower level flex spaces | 1-car garage. The White Home (1,808 sq ft, c.1860) is a classic farmhouse divided into two self-contained levels - each with its own living room, kitchen, bath and bedroom. Upper level updated and functional. Lower level features original wood floors and newer drywall with a kitchen and bath ready for finishing touches. Multi-generational or income-producing potential. Outbuildings: 2008 pole barn (60'×80', 4,800 sq ft) concrete floor, 16' sidewalls, office and shop heater; 1960 horse barn (48'×58', 2,784 sq ft) with stalls, tack room, hay loft, round pen and two fenced grazing areas; utility shed, poultry house and carport. Three greenhouse structures totaling ~5,375 sq ft. Agricultural well, 50+ raised beds, spruce trees, elderberries, and beehives.Soil: 74.0 NCCPI -- Bennington silt loam. Of the 47.5 acres, ~36 are actively farmed. A 1.1 acre stocked pond and all structures sit within the remaining 11. Productive land meets fully built-out homestead. Over 1,000 ft of road frontage.