Step back in time and discover the endless possibilities this remarkable 1843 farmhouse has to offer. Rich in history and thoughtfully restored with the home's original character in mind, this 3,074-square-foot farmhouse blends timeless New England charm with incredible opportunity. Featuring 8 spacious rooms, 4 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms, the home has served as both a single-family residence and a two-family home, offering flexibility for a variety of lifestyles. At the heart of the home is a charming kitchen featuring a vintage Almira Sweetheart cookstove. Outside, enjoy beautiful views of Lake Thompson while overlooking two pastures, one on each side of the farm. The impressive collection of outbuildings includes a three-door equipment barn, two-story hay/milking barn, two-story drive-in barn, and a one-car garage. The acreage is well-suited for raising livestock and producing your own hay, with approximately 375 square bales harvested from the field this past season.This cherished farm has been lovingly cared for over generations. The soil has never been abused, and the gardens have always been organically maintained. For more than 40 years, the farm stand offered homegrown maple syrup, honey, eggs, sweet corn, cucumbers, pumpkins, squash, and other seasonal produce. In later years, the farm became well known for raising grass-fed Hereford beef cattle that grazed the hillside pastures. Throughout its history, the farm has also been home to Jersey milk cows, horses, pigs, chickens, lambs, and turkeys.Whether you're looking for a historic family home, working farm, homestead, hobby farm, bed and breakfast, wedding venue, or an investment with future development potential (subject to approvals), this unique property offers a rare opportunity to make your vision a reality.