As soon as you enter on to the property and the gate closes behind you, it feels like you are in a private, wooded ranch that is much larger than 80 acres. Broken Antler is one of the rare properties in Washington County that checks all of the boxes. The property has hundreds of oak trees, other native trees, as well as fruit trees. Many of the oaks are older than 50-75 years. A 600 foot deep irrigation water well keeps the three large, stock ponds filled and the pastures watered. Two large outbuildings feature horse stalls, loft and shop. Active hay production as well as wildlife exemption.

The home is a ranch house with cedar siding that has been restored. Some features include oversized fireplace, wood and brick floors through the downstairs, a modern kitchen, and the large bedrooms. This home is set up to start enjoying the property right away.

In addition to the main house, there is an additional build site on the property that has stunning views.