This unique gem of a rural home is the kind of property that rarely comes up for sale. This property has been in the family since the 1700's and the old farm house and barn were taken down in 2016 and elements of both were incorporated into this home. Old beams were used in the great room. Wood from the barn was used as the countertop for the island in the kitchen. Old doors and fittings were used for the pantry and lower bedrooms, adding a distinctive historical charm in a modern home. The exterior brick was reclaimed from the farmhouse, providing a unique historical look on a ten year old home. The house has in-floor hot water heating through out on the main and in the basement. And to supplement the in-floor heating (it can take several days to fully warm up in the fall) there is a forced air hot water system as well for sudden cold days. The forced air ductwork allows for central air in the summer. For the well there is a UV water treatment system. Because of the in-floor hot water system, the floors are all concrete and insulated, making the house very quiet. In the lower level, under the stairs is a children's play area, a `Harry Potter` room, that can be set up as a reading nook. It has old wooden doors from the farm house. Your kids or grandkids will love it. The attached garage is huge and has a separate entrance to the basement directly from the garage. There is a container unit at the back of the property with power, a great place to setup a small shop. Trees with swings. You really do need to see this one before it is gone. (id:58067)
This unique gem of a rural home is the kind of property that rarely comes up for sale. This property has been in the family since the 1700's and the old farm house and barn were taken down in 2016 and elements of both were incorporated into this home. Old beams were used in the great room. Wood from the barn was used as the countertop for the ...
island in the kitchen. Old doors and fittings were used for the pantry and lower bedrooms, adding a distinctive historical charm in a modern home. The exterior brick was reclaimed from the farmhouse, providing a unique historical look on a ten year old home. The house has in-floor hot water heating through out on the main and in the basement. And to supplement the in-floor heating (it can take several days to fully warm up in the fall) there is a forced air hot water system as well for sudden cold days. The forced air ductwork allows for central air in the summer. For the well there is a UV water treatment system. Because of the in-floor hot water system, the floors are all concrete and insulated, making the house very quiet. In the lower level, under the stairs is a children's play area, a `Harry Potter` room, that can be set up as a reading nook. It has old wooden doors from the farm house. Your kids or grandkids will love it. The attached garage is huge and has a separate entrance to the basement directly from the garage. There is a container unit at the back of the property with power, a great place to setup a small shop. Trees with swings. You really do need to see this one before it is gone. (id:58067)
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