High above the banks of the Delaware River, in the heart of Hunterdon County’s rolling countryside, lies a remarkable piece of New Jersey’s agricultural history. For more than a century, this 193+acre dairy farm in Sergeantsville has been a pillar of hard work, tradition, and resilience. Now, with a bit of care and vision, it stands ready to be restored to its former glory. Still brimming with potential, this farm has all the infrastructure needed to reclaim its past as a thriving dairy operation. Anchoring the property are three towering silos and a classic dairy barn, complete with a milkhouse and a hay loft capable of storing up to 12,000 bales of hay. A machine’s barn, a pole barn, a four-bay tractor garage, and a well-insulated produce shed provide ample space for equipment, feed, and storage. The farm also features a dedicated feedlot and an additional barn, ensuring that every aspect of a working dairy is already in place. Newer fencing has been installed around the cattle yard. At the heart of the farm, the antique farmhouse is a testament to the passage of time, with original doors, fixtures, and wide pumpkin pine floors. Though currently configured as a three-bedroom home with additional rooms used for storage, a full restoration could recreate the four+ -bedroom house of generations past. Newer 200 AMP services has been installed. Beyond its structures, the land itself is bucolic and picturesque. Perched on a scenic ridge, it enjoys sweeping vistas of the Delaware Valley, with gently sloping pastures. Whether cultivated for dairy, crops, or a diversified agricultural enterprise, this property offers everything needed for a new chapter of farming success. There are 3 separate lots: Lot 0006/Blk 00053 comprises 99.60 acres / Lot 00005 / Blk 00053 comprising 92.51 acres (both these are farm assessed for a total of $2,446/year) and the 3rd is lot 0005/Blk 00053 1.82 acres where the house stands and taxes are $14,105/year. An additional 10 acres is being added under a Stockton resolution.