Historic charm and modern updates come together here at 346 Lower Snake Spring Road with two homes, a huge barn, and endless possibilities. The beautiful farmhouse, built across three centuries, offers 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms on over 45 acres in Snake Spring Township. Once part of the original Koontz family farm, the property blends timeless character with functional upgrades just minutes from downtown Bedford, Route 30, and the PA Turnpike. Celebrate the 250th anniversary of our nation's founding in a stone home from the 1760s that was here before the American Revolution; a large addition in the 1890s more than doubled the size. Another addition added in the 1900s features the current kitchen and laundry room spaces and connects to the two-story summer house. This home features a spacious layout with a large eat-in kitchen, formal dining area, and multiple living spaces. The home includes a full basement and central air. Under the stone home is a large 1700s cellar with a unique barrel-vault ceiling, the only one in this part of the state. Also on the property is a second home designed to be used either as a single dwelling with 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths, or as two apartments each with 2 bedrooms and one bath, perfect for extended family, guests, or rental income. This home was just completed in summer of 2024; the top apartment features a large deck and walk-in closets; the bottom has a full kitchen. Both feature custom-made solid wood trim throughout. The recently renovated 82 x 72 barn provides expansive space with endless possibilities—whether you're storing equipment, housing animals, or creating a unique venue. The new roof features skylights while the upstairs has tongue and groove flooring and a possible workshop room. The downstairs has a new concrete floor. Additional structures include a garage, two machine sheds, a milk house, poultry building, and more—ideal for farming, hobby use, or outdoor recreation. This property is deeply rooted in Bedford County's agricultural heritage. The farmhouse still showcases original character details that reflect its historic charm while the new house doubles the possibilities. The barns, milk house, and outbuildings speak to its past as a working farm, offering a rare opportunity to carry on or reimagine its legacy as an event venue, investment property, and more. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Bedford County's history with room to grow in a peaceful, convenient location.