221 Mccaughtry Run Rd DARLINGTON, PA 16115

A truly distinctive piece of Pennsylvania countryside, this 1850s brick farmhouse is situated on approximately 94 acres in Darlington and offers a combination of history, privacy, infrastructure and possibilities rarely found in one property. The home carries the character and charm of its era, whil...e the surrounding acreage unfolds into a mix of pasture, mature woods and established trails, creating an incredible setting for those looking for room to live, work and explore. What truly sets this property apart is everything beyond the farmhouse. Multiple outbuildings include an impressive approximately 40’ x 60’ two-story main barn, thoughtfully constructed for serious agricultural, equipment or workshop use. Features include multiple garage bays, heated concrete floors, 220V electric, compressed-air lines, water, oversized access points and an upper level designed to accommodate hay, equipment and substantial loads. Additional structures include a 24’ x 40’ utility building, two-level goat barn, chicken coop and other useful agricultural buildings, giving the next owner an exceptional head start on whatever vision they have for the property. With nearly 100 acres at your disposal, the possibilities extend far beyond a traditional farm. Create a private recreational retreat, hunting property, equestrian or livestock operation, hobby farm, family estate, workshop headquarters or simply a secluded country homestead with room to roam. The wooded acreage and trail system invite hiking, riding and outdoor recreation, while the open ground provides space for animals, gardens and agricultural pursuits. Properties with this much acreage, history, established infrastructure and versatility don’t come along often. Whether you’re drawn to the character of an 1850s farmhouse, the functionality of the barns, or the opportunity to make nearly 100 acres your own, 221 McCaughtry Run Road offers a setting where the possibilities are nearly as expansive as the land itself. Continue reading