Horse Pasture and 1BR Apt

Farmer Housing

Olivia, Harnett County

Updated Sep 14, 2026

view of the barn Interior of aparment for rent Exterior of duplex with 1BR apt available Swimming pond

Available

  • 2 Total acres
  • 1 Acres of cropland or tillable land
  • 2 Acres of fenced pasture
  • 1 Acres of unfenced hayland

Horse Pasture and 1BR Apt

Olivia, Harnett County

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General property information

The farm itself is 23 acres of which 15 acres of fenced pasture is leased to a sheep farmer who comes once or twice a day to tend to the sheep. There is a 2 acre horse pasture available now for whomever rents the 1BR apt. There is also a 2 acres fenced area available for goats.

Property features

  • Barn
  • Fencing
  • Farmer housing

Feature details

I do not let tenants use my equipment (tractor, truck, bushhog, haybine, hay rake, zero turn mower)..the repairs have proved to be too expensive!

Current production on farm

  • Hay or pasture
  • Sheep/Goat (Dairy / Meat)

Production details

The sheep farmer already leases most of the pasture land though he does not have the capability to mow or harvest hay on the fields he leases.  There is one fenced pasture set aside for which we seek a tenant looking to board a horse or two.

Current & past farming practices

  • Regenerative
  • Transitioning to organic

Practice details

The farm pastures have been used for harvesting hay up until two years ago. Now they are used to raise sheep.

Opportunity

Lease

  • 1-5 Years

$800 / yrestimated

Opportunity details

Renting a 1 BR Apt which includes a horse pasture, two barn stalls, and a riding pen.  Situated on a 15 acre sheep farm. Seeking a tenant for the apartment in a duplex farmhouse who also wants to board a couple of horses and who is handy around the farm.  In addition, about two acres of pine/pasture is fenced and available for goats.

Additional Details

Additional information about this property

I am the owner but do not live on the farm. I have a camper there that I use when I visit two or three times a year to check on everything.  The sheep farmer who currently leases the 15 acres of pasture uses the south half of the barn for his sheep. The north side of the barn (two stalls) is available for horses as is one fenced 2 acre pasture.