If you've always wanted to restore a country farmhouse to its original beauty, here's your opportunity! The county says the home was built in 1902 but family members of the original family say it was built in 1895. The home has spacious rooms, a full basement and intricate details in the woodworking all nestled in 9.5 acres creating an idyllic setting for your restored turn-of the-20th-century home. The county defines the acreage as 1 acre for the homesite, 3 acres of pastureland, 4.5 acres of woodland and 1 acre of wetland. The headwaters of the West Fork of the Little River are in the wetland area of the property. Only the roof of the home is visible from the road. The home is built on a sturdy foundation of fieldstone and mortar. There are 2 porches. Originally, there was a screened-in porch above the front porch but it was removed. The 2nd floor doorway still exits and the porch could be restored. The master bedroom is on the first floor and has 2 closets.