Step into a living piece of Brasstown history. Built in 1941 by Folk School teachers Eleanor “Ellie” & Monroe Wilson, this farmhouse radiates craftsmanship & connection — from hand-milled wood & forged hardware to Ellie's own stained glass still glowing in the sunroom. This 6+ acre farm is where generations lived, worked, & gathered. The property holds the historic community springhead that once served Brasstown families before running water reached their homes, a flowing symbol of connection that still nourishes the land today. Over 3 years, the current stewards have restored & renewed this property with great care, preserving its artistry & expanding its purpose. Now they open the door for the next caretaker — someone who will feel the magic here & carry its legacy forward with love, creativity, & vision. The main home features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living room with stone wood burning fireplace, sunroom, office, laundry room, & a storage room. Additionally, there is a garage apartment & 3 barns. Barn 1 has a large storage room, workshop & wood stove heater. Barn 2 is prepared for an outdoor kitchen & stubbed for a bathroom. Barn 3 has chicken coups & goat pens. Beyond the small farm the property also offers an income producing area featuring 2 yurts and a spacious tent that are regularly rented. Each of the rentals have their own private bathrooms and a nice creekside common area. Plus this charming old farm house with great history is close to the famous John C. Campbell Folk School and Brasstown's wonderful farm to table restaurant (The Crown at Brasstown).