I'll have to agree with Roy. I own and love my TC24D, it would be small enough for mowing a 1.5 acre lawn and it is very capable at doing all sorts of real work, but it does have limits. If most of what you are going to do is 'around the house' and if the food plots are fairly small (a couple acres each) then I think it would be a nice little tractor. I'm not sure how much work your driveway needs, the TC24 will pull a box scraper and do a good job with that, I use a 48" unit on heavy clay with minimal problems, on any other type of soil I've found it to pull with authority. I have a 6' rake and have used that to clean fields and smooth areas. My drive is asphalt so I've not tried to dress a drive, but I suspect it would have no problems at all. I really like the TC24, it has a great loader, for a small tractor I think the 12L loader is awesome, it has the best visibility of any small tractor loader and and the capacity is at/near the top of any machine of similar size. I like the available PTO hp too, very few tractors that size can match the PTO hp.
I guess the only hesitation I have in recommending it is that for 115 acres I'd be looking at 2 tractors, one for around the house and a BIG tractor for the land, BUT THEN AGAIN, if you are not out logging the woods, then you really may not need a big tractor. The TC24 is a great small frame tractor, it is my favorite of all brands for small frame machines.
The price is also pretty good. 2 years ago I paid $10,300 for mine (after beating him up a little bit he dropped the original asking price from close to $12,000), the loader was about $3000 more, this year I paid $400 for a Midwest BB20-48 box blade and $410 for a Midwest LR20-72" landscape rake. My Land Pride RTA-1550 50" tiller was $1050 last year (but every other bid I got was closer to $1500). Mine does NOT have loaded tires, that is often an extra $100. This year I was offered EXACTLY what I paid for the tractor 2 years ago by my dealer on a trade in for a larger tractor (but I decided to keep it). You also said he has extras to go with it. So I would say with all the implements, you are paying about what I paid, and apparently my dealer thinks that is a fair price because that is what he offered me.
Also, as Roy said, the MMM is expensive, you can get a good quality rear mower for 1/2 the price. I don't remember the exact price I paid for my MMM but I think it was about $2300.
