Established on 181 +/- acres, Lakeview Farm consists of a newly remodeled residence that is encompassed by irrigated farmland. With approximately 78 +/- acres under sprinkler irrigation, the farm consistently produces 5 tons to the acre due to the climate, soils and good dependable water. Additionally, the property borders the Lake Boreham recreation area and provides great views of the lake right from the door step! Lakeview Farm features a beautiful 2,171 square-foot, single floor farmhouse that has been recently remodeled, along with a detached 2 car garage. The interior of the house is comprised of 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a family room with picture windows that provide views of the irrigated fields behind the house, a living room with a dining area, kitchen, laundry room, a raised lounging area, and a fireplace that efficiently heats the house. As a result of the owner's extensive efforts to renovate the residence over the course of the last few years, the house has new laminate flooring all throughout except 1 bathroom with tile flooring, new baths installed in both bathrooms, a recently replaced water heater, and much more! As of 2023, the remodeling process was completed. The 26x24 detached garage boasts 624 sq-ft, providing ample space for 2 vehicles, storage along the walls, and plenty of walking room. Additionally, there is a small storage shed and 2 lean-to shelters with corrals located adjacent to the house and garage. Due to the location of the farm, there are numerous recreational opportunities within close distance. Located on Ute Tribal grounds, Lake Boreham is stocked with numerous species of fish including smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, walleye, and rainbow trout. In order to access the area, visitors must obtain a permit and follow Ute fishing proclamation rules. In 1996, The Utah state record smallmouth bass was caught in the lake, weighing 7 lbs. 6 ounces. The farm is also just a short distance from several National Forest access points along with multiple lakes and rivers such as Starvation Reservoir, the Duchesne River, and the well known Strawberry River, all of which have excellent fishing. Historically, Lakeview Farm averages 4 cuttings a year producing 5 ton to the acre! After the last cutting, the fields continue to be irrigated and used as fall pasture. The fields currently consist of alfalfa, grass, oats, and are irrigated from side roll sprinklers. The farms water comes from 86.5 shares out of the Duchesne irrigation canal. Duchesne, UT is approximately 20 minutes to the west. Head east roughly 20 minutes and you will find Roosevelt, UT. The larger town of Vernal, UT is just under 1 hour east of the Farm and Salt Lake City is approximately 2 hours to the west.
