Set on 17.2 acres of productive farmland, this two-parcel property is ready for its next chapter. Whether you're looking to expand an existing operation, start a new venture, or simply enjoy the pace of rural life, this farm has the space, functionality, and history to support your vision. At the heart of the property is a 40x70 barn, built for livestock and storage. It includes horse stalls, and a cement floor that provides a solid foundation for work and equipment. The loft, capable of holding 2,000 bales of hay, ensures plenty of storage for feed and bedding. Nearby, a 30x40 outbuilding with a cement floor adds even more space for equipment, workshop needs, or additional storage. Currently cash-cropped, the land is fertile and productive, qualifying for CAUV tax savings. The open fields offer potential for hay, livestock grazing, or continued crop production. Apple trees dot the landscape, adding a touch of charm and the promise of fresh harvests in the fall. The 4-bedroom farmhouse, built in 1919 and moved to this site in 1952, holds the warmth of generations past. Inside, 3-inch wood slat floors stretch across the living and dining rooms, adding character and durability. The country kitchen is a natural gathering place, while a basement provides storage and utility space. Updates, including a 3-year-old AirEase furnace, updated electric panel, and a 40-gallon well tank, bring comfort without sacrificing the home’s historic charm. Tucked 300 feet off the road, the home offers privacy while remaining conveniently close to Rt. 49. The recent sale price reflects a unique situation—the seller paid the old tax value to settle ownership among siblings, offering an opportunity for the next owner to step into a well-loved and well-maintained farm at an incredible value. With its working barns, fertile land, and historic home, this farm is more than a property—it’s a way of life.