Charming and full of character, this beautiful stone pioneer home was originally built in 1874 and includes newer additions added in 1987, that seamlessly attach to the original home. The stucco living quarters have 2'' X 6'' construction that is packed with insulation. The original basalt walls are 14'' thick. The home is extremely quiet inside, and it does not need heating or cooling for 4 months of the year. The original stone house served as a Presbyterian church & school for over 44 years. It was later photographed by Ansel Adams & Dorothy Lange for a photo essay on ''3 Mormon Towns'' which appeared in Life Magazine, on September 6, 1954. The house is surrounded by manicured flower gardens and beautiful, mature trees. The gardens are automatically watered by a