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Berry Good Farm
Goffstown, NH
$950,000

Farm Details 

 

Berry Good Farm is a local iconic pick-your-own and wholesale blueberry business just outside Goffstown village on a peaceful 65-acre parcel of land with over 2,700' of river frontage. The home is set to the rear of the property affording great privacy for the farmer!

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An Overview of the Buildings:

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The Office - Airbnb Anyone?
 

Built in 1998, this bonus building is adjacent to the house and is used as a business office but might also be suitable as a short-term rental with approvals.  Who wouldn’t want to be a weekend guest on a farm?


18' x 10' Main Retail Location:

 

Retail Stand:

  • Bucket storage and packing house

  • 10’ x 20’ Shelterlogic tent

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4' x 8' 2nd Retail Stand w/Checkout:

  • Gift shop area, storage

  • Packing house

  • 10’ x 20’ ShelterLogic tent

  • 10’ x 20’ ShelterLogic tent

  • Storage shed

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Third Retail Location:

  • Gift shop area

  • Small traffic control building

  • 10’ x 20’ Shelterlogic tent

  • 10’ x 20’ Shelterlogic tent 

 

Supply Shed

  • Holds stand supplies- bags, bucket, etc.

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All stands are fully stocked with picking buckets of various sizes, bags, ties, etc.

 

This is a unique and exciting opportunity to raise the wee ones on a farm if that's a goal, to expand the diversity of the farm to include things such as retail Christmas tree sales, pumpkins to wholesale, edible flowers and a host of other ideas. Keep the as is, go wholesale, lease the berry fields or bring your ideas for a family-friendly 3 or 4 season farm destination.

 

The sale includes everything you need to move in and take over this amazing business, from the farm truck with a plow to 2 tractors, 2 golf carts and a side-by-side, also with a winch and plow. A full list of equipment, tools and miscellaneous equipment and items are in the listing packet - so please ask for one! Email Shirley Sullivan the Listing Broker. Income can be shared AFTER you've personally viewed the property and subsequently signed a Non-Disclosure Agreement.

 

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We highly recommend that you contact the local zoning, planning and/or building department to confirm your intended use of any property as part of your due diligence prior to purchase.  Don’t assume that because you see a property for sale or neighboring properties being used a certain way that you can do the same.  Zoning regulations can change, some properties may “grandfathered” or operating under a variance or special exception that may not be transferable to you so you should always verify for yourself that you can use, expand or modify a property in the manner you intend.

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