



Some properties give you a house. This one gives you options. Set high on a hill overlooking 35.46 acres and a large pond, 122 Hallman Street offers the kind of property that's getting harder to find: enough land to create some distance from the rest of the world, enough infrastructure to actually use it, and enough flexibility to decide for yourself what comes next. Located in the Ben Lomond area with a Lockesburg address, the property combines open ground, woods, water and rolling terrain in a setting that feels remarkably removed. The 2,062-square-foot brick home was built in 1999 and offers three bedrooms, two baths and a wood-burning stove. From its elevated position, the home looks out across the acreage toward the pond rather than neighboring rooftops. But the house is only part of the story. A separate shop provides substantial space for equipment, projects, storage or whatever you don't want occupying the garage. Separate mother-in-law quarters add another layer of usefulness for extended family, guests, a home office or other needs. Outside, there's room for gardens, animals, trails, recreation and the kind of projects that simply aren't possible on a subdivision lot. This property doesn't tell you how to use 35 acres. That's the point. Make it a homestead. Build a family retreat. Keep some equipment and spend your weekends on the land. Create a place where multiple generations have room to spread out. Or simply own enough ground that when you look out the window, what you see belongs to you. 35.46 acres. Water. Woods. Open ground. A home on the hill. A shop. Separate quarters. And considerably more breathing room than most addresses can offer.
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Property ID: 110119518494
Original Property ID: 3yd-TBORAR-205751