Set on 13.49 acres of mature, wooded land along State Road 327, this thoughtfully designed barndominium-style home offers a rare combination of privacy, usable acreage, and efficient living. The home and the detached garage are tucked back within a natural tree canopy, creating a secluded setting that feels intentional and protected, while still offering easy access to the road. Inside, the living space is anchored by natural stone flooring with radiant heat, supported by double-wall insulation for year-round comfort and efficiency. The kitchen features custom hickory cabinetry with pull-out shelving, a butcher block peninsula with storage on both sides, quartz composite sink, and reverse osmosis system — practical upgrades chosen for daily living, not trends. A tucked-away built-in closet under the stairs, oversized utility closet with industrial-grade water heater, PEX plumbing with shut-offs, and 200-amp service reflect smart planning behind the walls. The full bathroom offers a 10-foot ceiling, 36-inch doorways, and a zero-entry tiled walk-in shower with built-in bench, while the bedroom includes a deep closet designed for real storage. Beyond the home, the property continues to impress with a detached 2-car garage and a substantial barn featuring radiant floor heat, space for three vehicles, and a large upper-level loft — ideal for a workshop, hobbies, storage, or future expansion. Whether you’re looking for privacy, a hobby farm setup, a low-maintenance primary residence, or a place to grow into over time, this property offers the land and infrastructure to support it. Opportunities like this — where acreage, efficiency, and flexibility align — are increasingly hard to find.