953450 7th Line, Mono, ON L9W 6E8

About this property

Welcome to a rare opportunity to own over 99 acres of rolling countryside in South Mono minutes to Hockley Valley. Offered for the first time in over 80 years, this picturesque farm has been lovingly held by the same family since 1942 and offers the perfect blend of workable farmland, mature forest, and rural charm. With approximately 30+ workable acres currently being farmed, this property is ideal for those looking to continue an agricultural operation, establish a hobby farm, or simply enjoy the privacy and beauty of country living. The mature 65 acre forest features a combination of hardwood and softwood bush and offers the potential for harvesting and the ability to create a managed forest program which can help reduce taxes. The farmhouse, originally built in 1900 overlooks a fabulous spring-fed pond and has been meticulously maintained and upgraded over the years including new windows in 2024 and 2025. It offers a great layout with four bedrooms upstairs - the primary features a 3 pc ensuite and a separate staircase. The main level is perfect for entertaining with a spacious living room, huge dining room and a family room with a gas fireplace and a walk-out to the deck overlooking the pond. The large eat-in kitchen offers plenty of cupboard space and ensuite laundry. A main floor office with a 2 pc ensuite completes the main floor. Outside, situated within a fenced and gated 5 acre parcel you will find a newer (2021) 50 x 24 greenhouse heated by an outdoor wood furnace (2022) which also heats the house and the garage. A large metal quonset hut which is perfect for storage and a massive garage which is also great for storage for equipment or future agricultural use and a huge wood barn perfect for a workshop. Whether you're seeking productive farmland, recreational acreage, or simply a peaceful country retreat surrounded by mature forests and rolling hills, this exceptional Mono farm offers endless possibilities.

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