Dairy farm in Enderby.
British Columbia, Canada
Characteristics
Characteristics
Description
Excellent Dairy Farm – 101 Acres
This well-designed and efficiently laid out dairy farm offers an excellent opportunity in a prime location between Salmon Arm and Enderby, close to numerous recreational opportunities, lakes, and mountains.
Main Features:
- Total Area: 101 acres, with more than 70 acres used for agriculture.
- Dairy Facilities:
- Capacity to milk 400 cows.
- Westfalia double 12 rapid-exit milking parlor.
- Plate cooler.
- 75KW generator.
- 4,000-gallon cooling tank.
- Manure scrapers and 3 manure pits.
- Workshop, bunker silo, hay barn, and calf barn.
- Material storage with drive-through feed alleys.
- Composting building.
- Yard and Layout: Practically designed for efficient cow movement and optimal working comfort.
Residence:
- Fully renovated home (as good as new).
- More than 387 m² of living space (4,167 sq ft).
- 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.
- Year built: 1984.
Other Information:
- Annual property tax: $6,162.51.
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