À propos Hilltop Family Farm
We're Jeremy and Jennifer Armstrong, and this is our story. We spent years working in finance and technology, living in Jacksonville Beach, Florida — Jeremy grew up on farms not far from here, Jennifer's a Florida girl through and through. When our daughter was born in 2020 and the world went remote, city pace stopped fitting. So we did something a little crazy: we rented out our house, bought a fifth wheel, and hit the road full-time for almost a year and a half — the Carolinas, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Niagara Falls, upstate New York, down through the bayou, and back to Ohio. Somewhere out there we realized what we wanted was roots.
We found this hilltop by accident — or what we've come to call a blessing. Driving the scenic way home along the Ohio River, Jeremy pointed out across the valley and said it might be the most beautiful view in the state. We'd driven right past the for-sale sign. We closed on 110 acres in August of 2023. Our farmhouse turned 100 years old in 2025 — it came out of a Sears catalog, shipped here by rail and built by hand. We're a first-generation farm, learning as we go, and we're building this place — season by season — into somewhere your family can come back to, year after year.
We found this hilltop by accident — or what we've come to call a blessing. Driving the scenic way home along the Ohio River, Jeremy pointed out across the valley and said it might be the most beautiful view in the state. We'd driven right past the for-sale sign. We closed on 110 acres in August of 2023. Our farmhouse turned 100 years old in 2025 — it came out of a Sears catalog, shipped here by rail and built by hand. We're a first-generation farm, learning as we go, and we're building this place — season by season — into somewhere your family can come back to, year after year.
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