Welcome to 6192 Stevens Road, a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in the Homer School District. This 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom colonial farmhouse is not only filled with timeless charm, but is also the birthplace of Dr. James Henry Salisbury, famed Civil War physician and creator of the Salisbury steak. Set on 47 acres spanning both sides of the road, this property offers an empire of privacy with trails extending over a mile, a serene koi pond with lean-to, and a seasonally useful one-room cabin for quiet getaways. The home itself boasts over 3,300 sq ft of living space, including an accessory in-law suite perfect for extended guests. Classic details like the wraparound front porch, fenced yard, and rear deck highlight its picturesque character, while thoughtful updates ensure modern comfort. The two-story barn with loft is one of the largest in the area, featuring stalls for livestock, a chicken coop, water service, and a reinforced structure with new siding, sill plates, and secured entry doors. A newly fenced pasture adds even more utility. Both house and barn benefit from extensive recent improvements including foundation work, gutters, and upgraded systems. This is a property where historic charm meets today’s lifestyle—ideal as a private retreat, hobby farm, or equestrian haven. Don’t miss your chance to walk the grounds, explore the trails, and experience this one-of-a-kind estate. Call today for details or schedule your private showing.