Have you ever dreamed of living off the land, putting your hands in the dirt and running your own farm? Then look no further, the current owners of this home have spent nearly the last 30yrs doing just that and have turned this once barren lot into extremely fertile soil, planting peach, apple and pear trees, rows of blueberries and raspberries as well as other crops that return year after year and still have open plots to plant your favorites and when it comes to harvest time, you can store it all in the root cellar. They've also planted lots of flowers that allow you to bring cut arrangements into the house. This period farmhouse circa 1900 with a pole barn has been well maintained but much of the original charm remains intact. Inside you'll find 2 beds and 1 bath, a den, a wraparound seasonal porch, and the woodstove in the main living area takes the edge off those high heating bills. There's a "dog house" in the back named the whiskey shed which would make a great artist's studio or would make a perfect potting shed. Off the back of the property, you'll find a path that leads directly to the town trails perfect for running, biking, taking the pups for a hike, or even cross country skiing. Showings start during the open house on Saturday June 21st from 11-1pm.