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Hey, 1 acre on a farms costs around £1,500, but you have to buy more than 1 acre to start a farm. So if you want to buy a 10 acre farm than it will cost around £15,000. But if you want more land you will have to think about how many acres you want. But, you still have to think about how how it will cost all together, because you still have to buy the land with a house, but if you want to build a house your self than it will cost a bit more. A house costs between £150,000-£35,000.

Than you still have to buy the animals which could between £35,000-£150,000.

You could be paying up to £210000.

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