A rare opportunity to own a piece of Stafford County history! Set on 4.48 acres in southern Stafford, this circa-1900 Colonial offers a distinctive combination of historic character, acreage, multiple outbuildings, A-1 Agricultural zoning and incredible potential—all approximately ½ mile from the Brooke VRE Station. Offering approximately 2,088 finished square feet, the 4-bedroom, 2-full-bath home retains touches of its early-1900s character, including some original hardwood flooring and trim work, along with high ceilings. The main level features a primary bedroom with a full bath, as well as numerous accessibility-oriented features, including wide doorways and low-slope entries. Upstairs are three additional bedrooms and a second full bath. A walk-up attic with full stair access and standing-height space provides valuable additional storage and possibilities. An interior staircase also leads to an approximately 700-square-foot unfinished cellar/basement, adding another dimension to this historic home. Improvements over the years include a roof approximately 8 years old, replacement windows and exterior doors in 2021, a water filtration system installed in 2018, appliances replaced in 2022, and a newly constructed detached garage completed in 2026. The property is served by a private well and septic system. The grounds are where this property becomes truly unique. A separate small historic dwelling, long referred to by members of the family whose grandparents built the property as the original “maid quarters,” remains on the property. The structure has electricity, features its own root cellar—offering an intriguing piece of the property’s history to preserve and reimagine. A large pole barn with metal roof and siding provides additional space for storage, equipment, agricultural pursuits or other permitted uses. The 4.48 acres include open pasture and partial fencing, offering room for gardening, animals, hobbies and a variety of agricultural possibilities consistent with A-1 zoning and applicable county regulations. Conveniently located approximately ½ mile from the Brooke VRE Station and near the fire station, this property offers an uncommon combination of acreage, history and commuter access. With a circa-1900 Colonial, historic secondary structure and root cellar, walk-up attic, cellar/basement, large pole barn, new detached garage, open pasture and 4.48 acres of A-1-zoned land, 151 Andrew Chapel Road is anything but ordinary. Bring your vision, appreciate its history and imagine the possibilities for its next chapter.