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Food security and insecurity is fast becoming a serious topic of discussion.   When we are so reliant on long distance transportation for foodstuffs we find on the grocery store shelves, we make ourselves vulnerable to the slightest of disruption that can lead to a major crisis.   So what can you do?

You can own your own farm that can sustain not only you but others around you.  This 43 acre organic farm is the ideal property for this need.  Situated at the foot of the Blue Ridge Escarpment in McDowell County, NC and just a few minutes to the town of Old Fort, this property has it all.  Consider the following:

• 43 acres of gently laying farm land that includes approximately 21 acres of pasture and cropland
• The cropland is pancake flat and ideal for row crops.  It has been planted with regenerative crops through the years to replenish nutrients in the soil.
• Approximately 1,600′ of deeded accessible frontage on Crooked Creek.  This is a large year round creek that has historically been used for crop irrigation.  Much of the row crop land is in a recognized flood plain, however, during Hurricane Helene of 2025, the creek stayed largely in its banks and did no damage to the field or improvements
• Paved road frontage on a state maintained road means you are not sharing a driveway with others.
• Multiple excellent building sites in the upper field or in the wooded area which offers a beautiful knoll with views.
• The improvements include:
  • Two 4,000 s.f. state of the art light deprivation greenhouses.  These have automatic shades which allow for multiple crop yields through the year as you can control the light cycles.
  • A 2,000 s.f. metal warehouse used for processing and cleaning vegetables.  Includes two large walk in coolers.  Also features two 12′ roll up doors.
  • A 7,000 s.f. metal warehouse with four 12′ roll up doors used for processing and equipment with clear span offering exceptional flexibility.  Two walk in cool rooms for storage with dehumidifiers
  • A 1,000 s.f. metal building for equipment storage with power
  • A 1,200 s.f. pole barn ideal for storing grounds maintenance equipment
  • A propagating hoop house for starter plantings

SUMMARY:  This is one of the best all around properties for those looking to secure their food supply or to operate an agricultural based business whether it be vegetables or hemp as it has been for several years.  If not into agriculture, the larger buildings are ideally suited for large equipment maintenance or storage for businesses such as a grading company or tree removal company, etc.  Or if you were inclined to have neighbors, the property is well suited for subdividing into various parcels for resale.  There are no private restrictions on the property.  There is no dwelling on the property, but you have several excellent places on the property for building a house.  Call today for a private showing.   Forty-eight hours notice is required and ONLY qualified buyers can tour after providing proof of funds in the form of a financial statement or letter of reference from one’s financial advisor attesting to financial capability.  A “pre-qual” letter from something like Quicken Loans won’t cut it.