Property Description

Set against the rolling farmland of historic Mohawk, this remarkable 116 year-old farmhouse offers the kind of setting that has become increasingly difficult to find... 24 mostly cleared acres with two creeks, multiple wells, productive pastureland, and the infrastructure to support everything from hobby farming to a full homestead lifestyle. Whether your vision includes livestock, gardens, horses, hay production, or simply room to breathe, this property was built for country living in the truest sense.The 3-bedroom, 2-bath home remains rich with original character and craftsmanship. Fireplaces and mantels remain throughout the bedrooms and bathrooms, while beautiful hardwood floors, shiplap walls, and original decorative exterior trim preserve the spirit of the early 20th century farmhouse. The spacious kitchen offers abundant cabinetry and room for a breakfast nook, island, or buffet arrangement, while the adjoining formal dining area is anchored by a gas fireplace that adds warmth and atmosphere for gatherings. Upstairs, an unfinished area presents an excellent opportunity for a future third bathroom, office, studio, or walk-in closet.Outside, the land is equally impressive. The pastures currently produce hay twice annually, and the combination of two creeks, a pond, and multiple water sources creates an ideal environment for livestock and sustainable living. The property is served by both public water and well water, offering flexibility and long-term practicality. Heating options include an efficient heat pump as well as an outdoor wood boiler for those seeking a more self-sufficient lifestyle. An extra-large workshop and extensive storage areas provide ample room for farm equipment, tools, hobbies, or future expansion.Bordering the historic railroad corridor and shaped by more than a century of Appalachian history, this is more than simply a farmhouse... it is the kind of legacy property where the rhythms of farming, craftsmanship, and self-reliance still feel entirely at home.

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