Critique this property!

The house does look small, but with all that land I know I would never be inside! The pond looks sweet! And like Jamie said, with 95 acres you could build as large of a house as you want. Good luck with your decision.

-Jason

Wow, 95 acres for that price I'd sleep in a box!! I've always been happier in the country and now I'm stuck in the middle of town.:(

Thanks! We are going to look at it this afternoon after I get out of work. I will give an update later.

Looks good Jen! I wish we could find land like that around here for that kinda price...

....lol....what flood zone is it in?

Looks like a pretty sweet deal from where I'm at. Like everyone said, you could do a lot with that much land. I'd go for it. :gj:

Well, we went to look at it; the land itself is stunning. Rows of pine trees along every pathway and driveway; an apple orchard; that pond is more like a small lake. Stocked with bass And koi; I was just stunned. I see so much potential, it is ridiculous. A couple of shanties for storage; awesome flat grassy area for the horses; no logging would be done because someone has already reaped that benefit, but there are tons of pines everywhere that they apparently didn't value for that..
The house is COMPLETELY TINY; there's a miniscule bathroom that a mediumly fat person could not turn around in; we just could not live there. The washing machine is OUTSIDE with an EXTENSION cord!! I mean, I am redneck, but I cuoldn't live with that!
The point is, we could never live there; we are looking into how much a singlewide or a slab house would be to plop down; there's a great drained location for that.

That many beautiful acres for that price....I'd be jumping on it and planning on "roughing" it in the tiny house until I could at least get a nicer trailer put up. Or maybe you can get the land, but stay in your current house for however long it takes to get an alternate house set up.

The land looks and sounds amazing...and it's something great to build on. Suffering through a bit with the dollhouse, moving up to a trailer while you build a real house might be a great way to go...

95 acres for 180K....180K gets you a closet right now in Southern California...and not a walk in closet either. =P

Crappy, slapped together houses go from 500-700k without batting an eye...hence, I live in an apartment. =P