There’s something inherently calming about this farmhouse. Built around 1850, it carries its history with ease—authentic, settled, and seamlessly aligned with modern living. The living room is the true heart of the home. Expansive and inviting, it’s anchored by the original wood-burning fireplace, creating a natural gathering space that sets the tone for the entire house. From here, the home flows effortlessly into a formal dining room and onward to the kitchen. The kitchen is warm and thoughtfully designed for everyday living and entertaining alike. Cherry wood cabinetry, granite countertops, and professional-grade appliances—including a Wolf gas range and Sub-Zero refrigerator—strike a balance between beauty and function without competing with the home’s character. A comfortable family room, full bath, mudroom, and laundry area support daily life while preserving the home’s original rhythm and proportions. Upstairs, the primary bedroom offers a calm, private retreat with king-size proportions, custom closets, and access to a balcony—an ideal place to begin or end the day. Two additional generously sized bedrooms share a hall bath with a whirlpool tub, continuing the home’s relaxed and livable feel. Set on approximately three acres, the property opens into a true retreat. A heated in-ground pool sits just beyond the house, framed by mature trees and landscaped grounds that create a sense of privacy and escape. A charming chicken coop adds a touch of pastoral authenticity, while the surrounding land offers space to roam, garden, or simply enjoy the quiet. The carriage house adds exceptional flexibility, offering space for guests, gatherings, or creative use, complete wit, oversized garage, and a second-floor recreation room well suited for long summer evenings or quiet weekends away. Fully fenced and surrounded by nature, the grounds invite you to slow down. A gazebo tucked into the landscape provides yet another place to pause and take it all in. Whether envisioned as a full-time residence or a weekend escape, this is a home that feels settled, intentional, and ready to be lived in—an inviting blend of history, comfort, and ease.