241 Park Drive This 150-acre property in Tyrone Township, Blair County, offers a combination of residential, recreational, and farming opportunities. The well-constructed 3-bedroom, 2-bath home features a superior wall system and an unfinished basement, providing a solid foundation for customization or expansion. Approximately 50 acres of hay fields are suitable for agricultural use, livestock, or wildlife food plots. The remaining acreage is heavily wooded with mature timber, providing ideal habitat for deer, turkey, and other game species. Multiple hunting blinds are strategically placed, allowing for flexible hunting opportunities throughout the property. The varied terrain, including mountain ridges and valleys, creates natural travel corridors for wildlife and scenic mountain views. A separate cabin located on top of the mountain adds additional flexibility. It includes electricity, a rainwater collection system, and an onsite septic system, making it a functional retreat or auxiliary living space. This cabin provides a secluded vantage point for hunting, recreational activities, or enjoying the natural surroundings. The property includes an equipment shed for farm or recreational storage and is accessed via Parks Drive, a well-maintained road that ensures privacy and convenience. Its location in Blair County provides a balance of rural seclusion while remaining within reasonable distance of several towns and cities. Tyrone is approximately 4 miles away, Altoona is about 15 miles, and State College is roughly 30 miles, offering access to shopping, dining, schools, and other services. Additional nearby communities include Bellwood (about 8 miles) and Huntingdon (approximately 20 miles), providing further convenience while maintaining the property's private, rural character. This property is suitable for multiple uses including residential living, farming, recreational activities, and hunting. With hay fields, mature timber, and existing residential structures, it presents opportunities for sustainable agricultural practices, wildlife management, or a private retreat. Its combination of acreage, location, and versatility makes it a rare offering in central Pennsylvania.