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Selling my 5.5 acre property with 8000 sq ft barn to start my real estate journey

Donald Jaronsky
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Hey guys, I have a 5.5 acre property in blairstown NJ. I was running my landscape construction business out of it. I have a 8000 square-foot barn with 1/2 bath and it is plumbed for another half bath on the second level. The structure was built in 1790. It has all hand carved beams and really is a very unique set up. There are a few more structures on site as well. there is also a 8’ x 12‘ sign lot that I own on the main rd that I could sell with the property. 

so the property has been listed for about a year. originally had it listed for 599,000 recently have dropped the price to 575,000. I went under contract once and it wound up not being enough space for another contractor who had a much larger operation. My realtor is having a broker open house this Friday I’m really hoping that this gets the job done. 

Has anyone else ever dealt with a situation like this? If so, do you have any insight or potentially a different approach that I could take. Considering it’s such a niche property. 

Any and all comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated


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