Resilient Acres is located on 122 acres* of fields, streams, and forests in Northeast Ohio (Chardon).
In 2014, Christine & Michael purchased an original 23 acres that has continued to develop Read more...
Resilient Acres is located on 122 acres* of fields, streams, and forests in Northeast Ohio (Chardon).
In 2014, Christine & Michael purchased an original 23 acres that has continued to develop into a homestead-style farm with permaculture gardens, a hugelkultur orchard, chickens, bees, and developing food forests.
As the vision expanded to include the creation of more opportunities for others to make a meaningful change in our world, a contiguous 98 acre century farm came up for sale.
This pristine century farm was owned by a single family for the past 100 years. Originally it was a dairy farm with a large barn, several unique century homes and other out buildings, as well as a sugar maple grove tucked within its 70 acres of woods, and a 1- acre pond. For most of its recent years, it served as a country retreat for the family until the caretaker moved, at which point the family decided to sell. The land was bought in the late summer of 2018 and has become Resilient Acres.
Resilient Acres is located on 122 acres* of fields, streams, and forests in Northeast Ohio (Chardon).
In 2014, Christine & Michael purchased an original 23 acres that has continued to develop Read more...
Resilient Acres is located on 122 acres* of fields, streams, and forests in Northeast Ohio (Chardon).
In 2014, Christine & Michael purchased an original 23 acres that has continued to develop into a homestead-style farm with permaculture gardens, a hugelkultur orchard, chickens, bees, and developing food forests.
As the vision expanded to include the creation of more opportunities for others to make a meaningful change in our world, a contiguous 98 acre century farm came up for sale.
This pristine century farm was owned by a single family for the past 100 years. Originally it was a dairy farm with a large barn, several unique century homes and other out buildings, as well as a sugar maple grove tucked within its 70 acres of woods, and a 1- acre pond. For most of its recent years, it served as a country retreat for the family until the caretaker moved, at which point the family decided to sell. The land was bought in the late summer of 2018 and has become Resilient Acres.
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