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Welcome to Once Upon a Dream Farm!
Built in the 1880's, purchased by my husband and I in September 2015. This house has also been home to; Irish immigrants, two Boer War veterans, a WWI veteran, and a lovely retired couple who helped restore it to its glory... that's just to name a few. My husband is an amazing carpenter who has been working in construction for 15 years and was born and raised South of Pittsburgh. He is going on his third deployment this Fall and is proud to serve in the Air National Guard. I have been working in my families business for 7 years and am so blessed to be a part of a wonderful company that was started by my Grandfather. I have my Bachelor of Arts from Arcadia University and am a licensed Funeral Director. This farm is my dream, and my husband is so sweet to support me in this endeavor. This little hobby farm is sure to evolve over time, but for now we hope to have a small flock of chickens, a garden that helps us eat fresh all summer, with enough to share with friends and family, and who knows... Maybe even a little roadside stand on the weekends.
Built in the 1880's, purchased by my husband and I in September 2015. This house has also been home to; Irish immigrants, two Boer War veterans, a WWI veteran, and a lovely retired couple who helped restore it to its glory... that's just to name a few. My husband is an amazing carpenter who has been working in construction for 15 years and was born and raised South of Pittsburgh. He is going on his third deployment this Fall and is proud to serve in the Air National Guard. I have been working in my families business for 7 years and am so blessed to be a part of a wonderful company that was started by my Grandfather. I have my Bachelor of Arts from Arcadia University and am a licensed Funeral Director. This farm is my dream, and my husband is so sweet to support me in this endeavor. This little hobby farm is sure to evolve over time, but for now we hope to have a small flock of chickens, a garden that helps us eat fresh all summer, with enough to share with friends and family, and who knows... Maybe even a little roadside stand on the weekends.
