The Martin and Martha Pond farmstead consists of a 4.82 acre parcel with the historic home, and four historic outbuildings. The farmstead restoration as a family vacation gathering space has been ongoing since 2004. The main lawn area and the lawn around the home has pressurized irrigation. 4 shares of Cub River water, more than enough for the entire acreage. The northwest corner field has a dirt bike track. The barn was structurally stabilized with a new roof in 2014. New doors were added in 2019. The barn measures 56′ x 61′. The barn is post and beam construction with mortise and tenon joints with wooden pins. The entire barn is made of red fur timbers. The adjacent concrete silo has a climbing wall. The machine shed was restored and converted into an outdoor kitchen, picnic, and recreation building. The entire front is fitted with coiling overhead doors. The space includes a refrigerator, an outdoor farm sink. The shed is post and beam construction made of red fur timbers. The roof was replaced in 2014. The shed measures 19′ x 61′. The two car garage measures 19′ x 24′. New overhead door 2020. The granary received a new roof in 2014. No further work has been done. The original grain bins with hoppers are completely intact. All wood framed with red fur. This building measures 20′ x 30′ with a 16′ x 30′ covered bay. The 11’x20′ cabin is well insulated with electric heat. The County records indicate the home is approximately 2613 square feet. The home has 6 large bedrooms, kitchen, dining/sitting room, two living rooms, a play room, a north entry, a west entry/laundry, and three full baths. The home is fed with city water, comcast internet, natural gas, city garbage, and septic tank. All electrical was replaced in 2004. All plumbing was updated in 2014. Kitchen was renovated in 2019. New roof 2004. Flooring was replaced in 2020. The home has a natural gas/ electric range. Natural gas forced-air furnace. Natural gas fireplace. Natural gas water heater. The chimney was lined and repaired in 2014