Steeped in history and thoughtfully reimagined, this stunning Huntsville property seamlessly blends old-world charm with modern farmhouse elegance. Originally built in 1889 by Jens and Julianne Nielsen, the home was meticulously built in 2016 using salvaged materials from the original structure, preserving its rich past. The exterior showcases local Ogden Valley stone, reclaimed barn wood, and antique windows, while the landscape features an orchard, heirloom rose garden, and a heart-shaped labyrinth crafted from the blacksmith shop's original cobblestone floor. Inside, design elements like a walnut kitchen island, hand-hewn hickory floors, radiant floor heating, and a fireplace mantel repurposed from the barn's center post create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Oriented to capture breathtaking views of Snowbasin, Ben Lomond Peak, and Pineview Reservoir, this home is both a tribute to its storied past and a sanctuary of modern comfort. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.