Please find imagery of our home and property below.

Of our 86.40 acres, approximately half is fenced and used for pasture for our farm animals. 

The fields and silvo-pastures have been managed since 1992 for grass-fed, chemical-free meat production.

Our animals include 100% grass-fed beef and lamb, pastured poultry (chickens, turkeys, and layer hens), and woodlot pork.

Pastures are fenced and cross fenced with hi-tensile, electric fencing. 

Our pastures are composed of cool-season grasses, legumes, and forbs.

The other half of our land has been managed for hardwood and softwood sawtimber, firewood, on-farm lumber production, shitake mushrooms, wildlife habitat, hunting and walking, and riparian buffers.

Huntington Creek flows along the southern boundary of the farm for 2900’.

The creek is a free stone creek with bass and trout, eagles, kingfishers, and ducks. It is stocked with trout by the PA Fish Commission on the farm.

Built in 1876, the bridge is maintained by the Columbia County Covered Bridge Association and is located at the southwest corner of the property. 

There is public access to the bridge from Winding Road, but the bridge is not accessible by car.

A private camping grove along Huntington Creek has been used by friends of the farm since its inception.

There is a fire pit, swimming hole, wooded campsites, an outhouse, and an open area for recreational use.

Our farmers market has been running since 1996, every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the Summer months.

Our vendors range in variety from local fruits, vegetables, and dairy products, to wild-caught salmon, organic kimchi and other fermented treats, local wine and cider, and much more. 

Our summer markets are our favorite days, filled with our loving and supportive community, great live music, and great food! 

Two story wooden farmhouse (2700 sq. ft.) built in 1864.

4 BD 1.5 BATH 

There is a large deck overlooking Huntington Creek, and covered front and back porches.

Full basement with concrete floor and full attic. Heat is oil, forced air, wood stove, and propane fireplace.

Two-story timber frame, bank barn, 58’ x 45’ with hay mows, layer pens, grainery, workshop, concrete ground floor, barnyard.

The barn in the springtime, looking from the lower pasture across Winding Road.

The barn is located just east of the house, sandwiching our market shed that is visible above.

Two-story, 24’ x 38’ wood building built in 2001, currently used for Forks Farm Market, office, and additional storage or living space located upstairs. 

Pole shed/carport, 47’ x 16’ with four bays built-in 2018.

The carport can house 4 vehicles, and we also use it as cover for our market vendors during inclement weather.

Our office, located inside of the Market Shed, comfortably fits 3 working areas, with additional storage underneath the staircase (to the left).

Our Market room is self-serve 365 days of the year, and has large garage doors that can be pulled back to expose the North-facing side.

The upstairs of the Market building is used for additional storage, but can also be used for housing, which we have done in the past for summer interns. There is a private outdoor staircase as well.

A view of our market area in full swing! During warmer weather, we love having the garage doors pulled open to expose the hustle and bustle inside.

We utilize the far 12’ x 24’ open-sided shed with concrete floor, floor drain, electric and water for our poultry processing. There is also a 12’ x 24’ three-sided shed with concrete floor currently used for cold storage.

Built in 1876, the bridge is maintained by the Columbia County Covered Bridge Association and is located at the southwest corner of the property. There is public access to the bridge from Winding Road, but the bridge is not accessible by car. Please note, this is a publicly owned structure, but sits on our land.

Our living room with original windows and front door.

We use a wood stove to heat the main floor - small but mighty!

Our kitchen with a farmer's sink, with views of the barn and market building. The countertops are newly redone, and the island is made with a custom wood slab. Floors are not original the home.

The sitting area off of the kitchen was added in 2010, providing great natural light to the kitchen. The gas fireplace shown above does a great job heating the open area.

The dining room sits just off of the kitchen, and has a gorgeous view of Huntington Creek. 

You'll find beautiful original details throughout our home, including original doors, handles and knobs, flooring, and windows. This is a home for those that love original details!

The current master bedroom is located in the southeast corner of the home, overlooking Huntington Creek and the front pastures, including the barn and market building.

Across the hall from the master is another large bedroom that overlooks Huntington Creek and our backyard. This room has two closets, including an original chimney closet pictured above.

Smaller bedroom facing the driveaway - can also be used for an office!