Originally acquired in 1870, this multi-generational Benton County homestead has remained in the same family for well over a century. Featured in Missouri Life Magazine, this one-of-a-kind property is a true testament to Missouri's rich heritage, timeless craftsmanship, and the enduring beauty of the Ozarks. Built in 1904, the charming two-story farmhouse is nestled on 67 picturesque acres of rolling Ozark hills, with timbered ridges. Whether you're seeking a private country retreat, hunting property, working homestead, or the perfect location for a charming bed and breakfast, this property offers endless possibilities. The 3-bedroom, 1-bath home is filled with authentic character. The main level features a spacious primary bedroom and full bath. Throughout the home you'll find original tongue-and-groove walls and ceilings, beautiful pine flooring, and solid oak construction with impressive 1x12 oak board framing that has stood the test of time. The inviting parlor showcases an elegant, pressed metal ceiling, stunning bay window, and original pine floors. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms feature classic tongue-and-groove finishes, preserving the home's historic charm. A unique attic door was salvaged from an original two-room dog-trot cabin. Additional historic outbuildings include a native stone rock building, a beautifully preserved red oak structure originally used as a conservation warm-up shed, and the original outhouse—each contributing to the property's remarkable story. P roperties like this rarely become available. Rich in history, surrounded by nature, and lovingly preserved through generations, this is more than a home, it's an opportunity to own a lasting piece of Benton County's heritage and create memories for generations to come.