Rural properties and acreages
A home counts here when the listing is a farm or rural residential property, sits on two acres or more, or is in a rural area on a private septic system. Farms, acreage and vacant land are a big part of what Mark does, and rural purchases need extra checks (well water, septic, zoning, access). Our rural buying guide covers them, and the Elgin County rural page narrows the list to our home county.
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Questions about rural and acreage
Does this include vacant land?
Yes, rural lots and farmland without a house are included. Use the home type filter to show only properties with a house.
Should I test the well before I buy?
Yes. Make the offer conditional on a satisfactory water potability test and, ideally, a flow test. Our rural guide explains where to get a water sample tested.
Keep looking
- WaterfrontEvery listing the listing brokerage has marked as waterfront, from the Lake Erie shore to local rivers and ponds.
- BungalowsOne-floor living: bungalows, raised bungalows and bungalofts across Elgin, Oxford, Norfolk and London.
- New this weekHomes that came onto the MLS® System in the past seven days, across Elgin, Oxford, Norfolk and London.
- Rural properties in Elgin County
- Rural properties in Norfolk County
Thinking about a move?
Buying, selling, or curious what your home would sell for today? Call Mark directly or the office, or send a note and we'll get back to you.