Freeland Farm – A Rare Turnkey Agrotourism & Production Gem

Welcome to Freeland Farm, a 6.5-acre producing farm nestled in the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia. This award-winning property features a 24x36 barn, storefront building with a 10x16 walk-in cooler, 4’ fencing, public water, electric, and a private septic system. The land has been meticulously improved using Back to Eden principles and includes approximately 1.5 acres of berry crops (strawberries, black raspberries), and 4 acres of premium vegetable plots. Freeland Farm is a 5th-generation operation with deep community ties and established sales channels. It is a primary supplier for Grow Ohio Valley CSA and Public Market, and sells at the farm store, Wheeling Farmers Market, and to local chefs. High-demand items include strawberries, potatoes, sweet corn, tomatoes, green beans, cut flowers, and a line of homemade jams and canned goods such as the popular “Eric’s Big Boy” tomatoes. Agrotourism thrives here with U-pick berries, sunflower days, flower cutting gardens, haunted Halloween events, and farm-to-table dinners. The farm has hosted master gardener events, scout groups, and even astronomy viewing nights under the “dark skies.” The equipment package is available separately and includes two John Deere tractors, tillers, spreaders, planters, and a wide range of 3-point hitch implements for serious production. Freeland Farm is well-known in the region, featured in numerous news stories and recognized as a Century Farm and Brooke County’s Farm of the Year.