7439 County Line Road
Winfield, PA 17889

Turnkey 120,000 Bird Poultry Operation on 13.46 Acres — Snyder/Union County Line A rare chance to step into the layer market with infrastructure already in place. This 13.46-acre poultry farm on the border of Snyder and Union Counties combines two income-producing layer barns, a farmhouse with real potential, and roughly 7 acres of flat tillable ground — all in the heart of the Central Susquehanna Valley's productive agricultural countryside. The centerpiece is a newer 50x200 layer house built by Rebels Construction and completed in September 2025, designed for 70,000 birds and outfitted with Alaso egg handling and conveyor systems, Metzler egg pack, and two 28-ton feed bins. The second barn is a 40x450 deep-pit A-frame layer house with capacity for 50,000 birds, featuring a packing room, 18x40 cooler, Chore-Time electronics, new egg belts, and two 25-ton feed bins. Both barns were in operation until February 2026, and a 380 kW standby diesel generator is able to power both houses. Two wells on the property support the infrastructure, and additional outbuildings include a barn with a steer feedlot and two Harvestore silos — room to diversify beyond eggs. The 2,600 sq. ft. three-bedroom farmhouse offers good bones and generously sized rooms. It will need some attention, but the potential is there for a buyer willing to put in the work — restore it as the heart of a working family farm or hold it as part of the investment. The setting is hard to beat: rolling countryside dominated by working farms and open fields, yet Selinsgrove and Lewisburg are both within convenient reach. With easy access to Route 304 and US 15, the location pairs a strong agricultural community with excellent regional connectivity. Whether you're an established producer looking to expand, an investor targeting the layer market, or a family seeking a working farm with income potential, this property delivers the land, the infrastructure, and the location to make it happen.

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