Pristine 70 acre century farm offered for the first time in over three generations Inside the City boundary of Brighton and on the edge of the urban boundary, this is an outstanding opportunity that rarely comes to the open market. Originally owned by Obadiah Simpson, considered the first settler of Brighton, this farm has been tenderly cared for by his ancestry. These table lands of nearly 50 acres of tillable soil are bordered by three unopened road allowances with major residential developments to the north and east. Walking distance to Lake Ontario and the sand beaches of Presquile Provincial Park, this property is in a prime location and will ultimately benefit from the recent urban boundary expansions occurring throughout southern Ontario.
