North Fork Farm

Marshall, Madison County

Updated May 26, 2026

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Available

  • 125 Total acres
  • 20 Acres of cropland or tillable land
  • 20 Acres of fenced pasture
  • 10 Acres of unfenced hayland

North Fork Farm

Marshall, Madison County

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General property information

125+ private acres in Madison County, North Carolina, with a mix of pasture, wooded areas, interior trails, multiple meadows, barns, and long-range mountain views. The property was historically used for cattle, animals, and homesteading, and it has strong potential for grazing, farming, hay production, livestock, hunting, timber, or other agricultural uses.

The land includes interior trails leading to meadow and pasture areas, including a middle meadow with a barn and an upper meadow near the ridgeline. The property is private, rural, and well suited for someone interested in responsible agricultural use and land stewardship.

Property features

  • Barn
  • Fencing
  • Well / Pond / Other water source

Feature details

The property includes 9 outbuildings, including 6 barns. Many of the structures are usable, though some may require TLC depending on the intended use. The property also includes interior trails/roads, open meadow areas, wooded acreage, and space suitable for livestock, grazing, farming, hay, equipment storage, or other agricultural uses.

No farm equipment is currently included.

Current production on farm

Production details

The property is not currently in active production. To the best of our knowledge, it was previously used for cattle, animals, and homesteading by prior owners. The existing barns, meadows, trails, and acreage make it well suited to be brought back into agricultural use.

Opportunity

Lease

  • 1-5 Years

Opportunity details

We are looking for a reliable farmer, rancher, homesteader, or land steward interested in using the property in exchange for helping maintain and care for the land. The goal is to keep the property clean, maintained, productive, and responsibly managed.

Potential uses may include cattle, goats, horses, other livestock, grazing, hay production, farming, or similar agricultural uses. We are open to discussing flexible arrangements with the right person.