This beautiful property has a little brook running through it, farmland, grassland, a small gravel pit, and a woodlot. 509 route 121 is a once in a lifetime 201 acre property that extends 3 km from route 121 along Bloomfield Brook, through fertile fields and up the woodlands of Raymond Mountain. Until 2013, the property was in the same family for over 250 years, since the land was granted by the King. The house is one of the oldest along the Kennebecasis, built around 1840. In early years, it was a stopping point called The Lodge. The current barn was built in 1966. The property was an operating dairy farm until 1994 whereupon the seller expanded a vegetable farm called Dave's Produce Packs. At peak production with 8 acres of vegetable cultivation, this farm produced over 400 produce boxes per week for families and supplied some stores and restaurants. The property has been farmed organically since 2012 and has had no chemical pesticide exposure for at least 25 years. Prospective buyers can inquire about purchasing an additional 115 acres that would offer over 2000' of frontage on the Kennebecasis River and extend the property 3.8 km from the River up over the mountain. The property includes a large variety of perennial food producing crops including elderberries, asian pears, bartlett pears, Jerusalem artichokes, sorrel, lovage and more. The forest also offers a variety of foraging opportunities for chanterelles, lobster mushrooms and more. All measurements to be verfied. (id:8860)