Built in 1895, this two-story farmhouse has stood at the center of Saluda for 131 years, and it is ready for its next chapter. Sitting right beside the Middlesex County Museum in the heart of town, the home carries the kind of character that simply cannot be built today: 2,769 square feet across two finished floors, a wide wraparound front porch under a classic red metal roof, a screened side porch, original soft wood floors, plaster walls, and a clawfoot tub. Four bedrooms and two full baths give the layout real flexibility. A half attic, cellar, and rear deck round out the footprint on nearly half an acre in an established, walkable setting just minutes from the Rappahannock and Piankatank rivers, Urbanna, and Deltaville. The home needs cosmetic updating throughout and is being offered AS-IS, which is exactly what makes it such an opportunity. The bones are from an age when houses were built to last, the original details are still here, and the location is one of the most recognizable in town. With fresh finishes and a little vision, this landmark could easily become one of the standout restored homes in Middlesex County. Homes with this much history and this much potential rarely come available. Bring your ideas and make it yours.