862 Storms Road, Stirling-Rawdon

A rare and expansive opportunity awaits with this impressive 727-acre parcel located just south of Marmora. Set along peaceful Storms Road with about 2,300 feet of road frontage, this property offers a mix of agricultural fields, natural woodland, and rugged terrain ideal for investors, farmers, hunters, or conservation-minded buyers seeking space, privacy, and potential. The southeastern section features approximately 200 acres of open farmland fallow for the last 4 years, farmed organically until 2021, with nutrient-rich soil ready for cultivation or grazing. An abandoned red brick century home and a weathered timber-frame barn still stand on the property, offering a glimpse into its rich farming history and the potential for restoration or repurposing. To the northwest, the land directly abuts Quinte Conservation Authority lands, providing additional seclusion, wildlife corridors, and the possibility of cooperative stewardship. The remainder of the acreage includes rolling hills, mixed forest, and natural wetlands ideal for recreational use such as ATVing, hiking, or hunting. Zoned Marginal Agricultural and Environmentally Protected, this is a generational holding with incredible scale and versatility. Whether you're looking to start a farm, create a retreat, or invest in future potential, this property offers unmatched size, diversity, and natural beauty. Storms Road turns into an unopened road allowance that extends the southern property line. There is an unopened road allowance that extends the northern property line. A forced road called Gordanier Road also extends along the northern property line. It appears from surface investigations with Stirling Rawdon, Hastings County, Quinte and Lower Trent Conservation that the property would be severable. You must be accompanied by your real estate agent to walk or travel on the property.