This 150± acre property in Tyrone Township, Blair County, combines residential improvements, agricultural ground, wooded mountain acreage, and recreational features in a private rural setting. The property includes a well-constructed 3-bedroom, 2-bath home, approximately 50 acres of hay fields, mature timber, multiple hunting blinds, an equipment shed, and a separate cabin located on top of the mountain.

The residence features a Superior Walls foundation system and an unfinished basement that provides additional space for storage or future finishing. The home serves as the primary residence on the property and is positioned to provide convenient access to the open fields, wooded acreage, and supporting improvements.

Approximately 50± acres of the property are maintained as hay fields. These open areas provide opportunities for agricultural production, livestock use, wildlife food plots, or other land management practices. The fields also create a transition between the residential area and the surrounding wooded acreage.

The remaining acreage is primarily wooded with mature timber and varied terrain. Mountain ridges, valleys, slopes, and wooded travel corridors provide habitat for deer, turkey, and other wildlife commonly found in central Pennsylvania. Multiple hunting blinds are already positioned throughout the property, providing established locations for hunting and wildlife observation.

A separate cabin is located on top of the mountain and provides an additional recreational feature. The cabin includes electricity, a rainwater collection system, and an onsite septic system. Its location away from the main residence creates a private setting that can be used as a hunting camp, recreational retreat, or auxiliary space during visits to the property.

An equipment shed provides storage for farm machinery, tools, recreational equipment, and property maintenance items. The combination of open acreage, wooded ground, residential improvements, and supporting structures allows the property to accommodate a range of agricultural and recreational uses. The terrain varies throughout the property, with wooded ridges and valleys creating natural elevation changes and views across portions of the surrounding landscape. The mix of open fields and timber provides multiple habitat types and gives the property a combination of usable agricultural ground and wooded recreational acreage.

The property is accessed from Parks Drive and offers a rural setting while remaining within reasonable driving distance of several nearby communities. Tyrone is approximately 4 miles away, Bellwood approximately 8 miles, Altoona approximately 15 miles, Huntingdon approximately 20 miles, and State College approximately 30 miles. These communities provide access to shopping, dining, schools, medical services, and other amenities.

This Blair County property offers a combination of residential, agricultural, hunting, and recreational features across 150± acres. The existing home, open hay fields, mature timber, mountain cabin, hunting blinds, and equipment storage provide a foundation for continued residential use, land management, farming, and outdoor recreation.