If you love old houses, this one is a dream! Built in 1915, it still has so much of its original character intact—wood trim (some painted, some not), original hardwood floors, and built-ins throughout. There’s something special about a home that’s been standing for over a century and still feels solid and welcoming.

The kitchen is bright, spacious, and airy, which is always a plus. I’m not a big fan of having the laundry in the kitchen (I’d rather keep farm clothes and food prep separate), but that’s something you could work around. I love that there’s a sink in the mudroom—it’s perfect for washing up before coming inside, and I’d use it constantly.

Upstairs, I’m particularly drawn to the whimsical shape of the main room on the upper floor. It has that unique charm that older homes often have, making it feel cozy and full of character. The basement is another pleasant surprise—it’s finished, fully painted, and even has a bathroom, which adds to its functionality.

Outside, the property has some great farm-ready features. There’s an old barn that, while rough, still looks serviceable. Next to it, there’s a grain silo. The 9.2 acres is a mix of lawn, trees, and a portion of the surrounding field, giving you space to work with, whether for animals, gardening, or just enjoying the open land.

This place has all the right ingredients for a small farm or homestead. It’s got history, charm, and solid outbuildings. With a little love and customization, it could be a fantastic home for someone who appreciates vintage farmhouses with modern potential!