06/16/2026
I don't get to write a listing like this one very often.
Fair Haven Farms is 115 contiguous acres in Grove City — rolling pasture, working farmland, two riding rings, and two natural ponds, with a renovated three-bedroom house sitting right in the middle of it. There's a swing hung over one of the ponds, and somehow that one detail tells you everything about what mornings feel like out here.
It's built for horses in a serious way: 33 stalls across two barns, turnout for days, and two rings that have hosted dressage and hunter shows for years. That history matters — it's a recognized name and a built-in audience that transfer right to the next owner. So you can live here, run it as a working agritourism business, keep it as a private retreat, or some combination of all three. Very few properties give you that mix of options, this much infrastructure, and an hour's drive to Downtown Pittsburgh and the airport, all at once.
The house is the quiet part of the story — renovated, move-in ready, with an open kitchen, dining, and family room, three bedrooms, three baths, and a bonus space upstairs for whatever you need it to be. It anchors the property without competing with it.
206 Lee Road, Grove City. Offered at $2,200,000.
If you've ever caught yourself wondering what it would take to have land like this — real, working, beautiful land — message me. I'm happy to walk you through all 115 acres.
What would you do with a place like this: live on it, or run it?