Ralph and Linda Huff’s 350-acre ranch features a 4,000-square-foot main house with four bedrooms and guest quarters. The property sits midway between Ralph and Linda’s childhood farms and a mile from the Shiloh Presbyterian Church, which Ralph attended as a child. The barn has five stalls, where Ralph and Linda’s horses, Bugsy and Susie, reside. In addition, there’s a pony and two tiny horses named Lollly and Poppy. Juan and Ceasar are the handlers of the horses. A 16-acre lake sits behind the main house where the family fishes for bass and brim. A bald eagle can be seen at the lake regularly. The vast property allows room for hunting deer and turkeys and provides ample space for recreational activities.

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  • The Huff family enjoys the modern living room and kitchen space in the main residence on the ranch. Credit: Tony Wooten / CityView
  • The Huff family enjoys the modern living room and kitchen space in the main residence on the ranch. Credit: Tony Wooten / CityView
  • Built in 2021, the ranch provides a variety of spaces to enjoy throughout the year. The patio and outdoor kitchen attached to the main residence are fabulous for family time and entertaining. Credit: Tony Wooten / CityView
  • The stable houses a comfortable living space to rest after caring for the horses. It conveniently leads to the stalls through the glass double doors past the wooden table. Credit: Tony Wooten / CityView
  • The five-stall barn is the first structure encountered when accessing the property. Credit: Tony Wooten / CityView
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  • Interior of the stables. Credit: Tony Wooten / CityView
  • Ralph and Linda spend up to three days a week at the ranch and take time to ride their horses Bugsy and Susie. Credit: Tony Wooten / CityView
  • Ralph and Linda spend up to three days a week at the ranch and take time to ride their horses Bugsy and Susie Credit: Tony Wooten / CityView
  • Drone photo of the 50-acre ranch Credit: Tony Wooten / CityView
  • Drone photo of the 50-acre ranch Credit: Tony Wooten / CityView

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Tony is a freelance photographer based out of Fayetteville, North Carolina. His work reflects his desire to represent a writer’s vision within the two-dimensional space of a photograph. When not covering for publications, Tony produces commercial media emphasizing events, business branding, and real estate.