PT LT 15 Longwoods Road

Southwest Middlesex, ON

187 sqft
Farm
75 days on market

$3,999,999

Seize a rare opportunity to add substantial scale to your farming operation with this 187 acre parcel. Featuring 160 productive, randomly tiled workable acres of predominantly clay loam soil. The farm is located directly off Longwoods Road for convenient accessibility. The parcel has an intersecting 8 acre former railway line owned by a London based company. This additional acreage is believed to be available for purchase. The land is currently rented for the 2026 season. Invest in premium agricultural real estate in one of the region's most sought after regions.

Listing Details

Taxes (2025): $4,250
Listed: June 25, 2026

Price History

Property

Lot Size: 1111 x 3819 Feet

Location & Legal

Cross Street: Longwoods and McArthur Roads
Zoning: A-1
Parcel Number: 085480025
Possession: Flexible
Occupancy: Tenant

Commercial

Business Type: Cash Crop

Community

Postal area N0L

Population: 49,817
Private dwellings: 19,408
Median age: 44
Average household size: 2.6
Median household income: $100,000

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, catalogue 98-401-X2021013. Adapted from Statistics Canada. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.

Local market

Commercial in Southwest Middlesex · last 12 months

Median sold price: $475,000
Homes sold: 88
Median days on market: 35
Sale-to-list price: 95.8%

Based on 88 recorded sales of commercial properties in Southwest Middlesex over the last 12 months.

Listed by

JUST FARMS REALTY

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Commercial figures

Annual property tax: $4,250

Derived from the listing's own figures. Taxes are as reported by the listing brokerage and may be a prior year.

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