Make your own history in this charming farmhouse.  This home has meant “family” to several generations.  It mixes historical features with modern updates to provide a warm and welcoming space.  Historical elements include a unique rock exterior with arched entrances that contains rocks curated from many parts of the country.  Other historical features include the original hardware floors, a cedar-lined closet, and the original wood ceiling beams and paneling.  This home also provides a beautiful, updated kitchen and bathrooms.  It includes a large open living space downstairs and secondary living space upstairs.  There are 3 bedrooms downstairs, 1 bedroom upstairs, and 3 baths.  It also features a large laundry room that could double as another functional space, such as an office.  The property sits on 4+ acres, has a guest house in the back to add extra space or rental income. The property also provides a storm cellar.  Fun fact: The president of the United States once visited this home during the summer drought of 1980.