Kenneth Horbinski

The 77 acres is a part of 115 acres and is being sold separately. Buyer may still have the opportunity to purchase all the acreage if so desired. There are no restrictions, and it may be sub-divided by new owner. Roll back taxes will come into play should new owner change the statis of the acreage. If new owner builds only one home the Roll back taxes will only be in effect on the one acre

These 38 acres is a part of the entire 115 acres. It is the smaller section of the 115 acres, and it's already separated on the opposite side of Carrington Lane. There are no restrictions, and one could build as many homes as the county would allow. The nearest school is less than one mile. City water is available. There is over 1200' of frontage on Carrington Lane. Roll back taxes will come

115 acres with 1,366' frontage on Gentry Rd & 1,800' frontage on both sides of Carrington Lane. There are no restrictions as per county. It can be sub-divided as per county once they review your plans. The land is currently in AG tax rating. If new owner keeps it in AG as it is currently, taxes will stay as is. Roll Back taxes will come in once the status is changed. New owner will be responsible

This home is being "SOLD AS IS" No repairs will be considered. The home is estimated to have been built in the 40's. For its age is still has a lot of potential and just under one acre of property. The location and size of lot are all pluses. Needless to say, location, location, location. The home is 4 tenths of a mile to Anderson College within walking distance. This is the historic part of