12.15-Acre Country Farmette with Bank Barn and Mountain Views in Middleburg, PA — $200,000

Property Overview

Set in the countryside of Center Township near Middleburg, this 12.15-acre farmette combines a recently remodeled two-bedroom home, a traditional bank barn, open and tillable ground, and woodland. Mountain views and a private rural setting give the property a distinctly country feel, while Middleburg, Penns Creek, and Mifflinburg are within the surrounding area.

The two-story home, built in 1900, has approximately 1,160 square feet of finished living space, with two bedrooms and one full bathroom. The land offers a mix of open ground and wooded areas, providing room for a range of rural uses. A traditional bank barn adds useful agricultural character to the property.

Home and Interior Features

The first floor includes the living room, kitchen, dining room, family room, and laundry area. Both bedrooms and the full bathroom are located on the second floor.

• Two bedrooms and one full bathroom
• Approximately 1,160 square feet of finished above-ground living area
• Living room measuring approximately 20 by 12 feet
• Dining room measuring approximately 11 by 12 feet
• Kitchen measuring approximately 11 by 8 feet
• Family room measuring approximately 10 by 9 feet
• First-floor laundry area
• Wood stove included
• Oil heating
• Window-unit cooling
• Block and stone basement

Land, Barn and Outdoor Setting

The 12.15-acre parcel includes a traditional bank barn and a combination of open, tillable land and woodland. The property has mountain views and a private country setting in an agricultural and recreational area of Snyder County.

The mix of land types may appeal to buyers interested in gardening, small-scale agricultural activities, outdoor recreation, or simply having more room around their home. Any intended agricultural, livestock, hunting, or other land use should be checked against applicable regulations and property conditions.

Utilities and Construction

• Private well water
• On-site septic system
• Electric service with circuit breakers
• Aluminum exterior siding
• Shingle roof
• Two-story construction
• Traditional bank barn

Location and Nearby Communities

Located at 751 Bergey Road in Middleburg, the property is in Center Township, Snyder County, Pennsylvania. The surrounding area has an agricultural and recreational character, with Middleburg and Penns Creek nearby and Mifflinburg also within reach.

The listing describes approximate travel times of 10 minutes to Middleburg and Penns Creek and 15 minutes to Mifflinburg. Actual travel times will depend on route and conditions.

Auction Information and Terms

Additional auction offering: An adjoining 26.54-acre parcel is being offered separately on the same day. That acreage is not included in the 12.15-acre farmette described on this page.

About the Middleburg Area

Middleburg is the county seat of Snyder County in central Pennsylvania. The area includes established small communities, agricultural properties, wooded countryside, and access to outdoor recreation. Penns Creek and Mifflinburg are among the nearby communities, while Selinsgrove provides another regional destination.

Schools and Education

The property is in the Midd-West School District. Nearby public education facilities serve the Middleburg and surrounding communities. Buyers should contact the district directly to confirm current school attendance boundaries, grade configurations, and enrollment arrangements for this address.

Healthcare

Healthcare services are available in the wider Snyder County and central Pennsylvania region. Geisinger Medical Center in Danville and Evangelical Community Hospital in Lewisburg are regional hospital options. Buyers should check current emergency, urgent-care, primary-care, and pharmacy locations when planning their healthcare needs.

Transportation and Access

Regional road access includes Route 104, which connects Middleburg with surrounding communities. Route 522 and Route 11/15 provide additional connections through the wider Snyder County area. The property is in a rural setting, so personal vehicle access is an important consideration for regular travel and errands.

Shopping and Everyday Services

Middleburg and nearby communities provide everyday services, local businesses, restaurants, and essential shopping. Selinsgrove offers a broader range of retail and commercial services. Buyers should check current business locations and operating hours for specific shopping, banking, grocery, fuel, and pharmacy needs.

Parks and Recreation

The surrounding region provides opportunities for outdoor recreation, including the waterways and countryside associated with Penns Creek and the broader Susquehanna Valley. The property’s own combination of open ground and woodland also provides outdoor space, subject to ownership rights, land conditions, and applicable rules.

Safety and Community Information

Crime statistics vary by reporting area and year. Countywide or municipal figures should not be treated as a measurement of conditions at an individual rural property. Buyers interested in local crime trends can review the latest available Pennsylvania State Police and local law-enforcement reporting.

Utilities and Internet Connectivity

The home has a private well and on-site septic system. Electricity is listed with circuit-breaker service. Public utility and broadband availability can vary by road and individual address in rural areas. Buyers should confirm internet options, cellular reception, electric service details, waste collection arrangements, and any other required services directly for this property.

Local Housing Market

Reliable, consistently measured five-year home-value data specific to this rural part of Center Township was not available for inclusion here. Countywide values and broader regional statistics may not reflect the market for an individual acreage property with a home and bank barn. The advertised auction amount is a suggested opening bid, not an established market valuation or guaranteed sale price.

Development and Planning

No specific proposed or approved development project affecting this parcel is identified here. Buyers considering changes to the land, agricultural uses, additional structures, or future improvements should confirm zoning, subdivision requirements, permits, and land-use restrictions with the appropriate township and county offices.

Property Summary