If you’ve been looking for a little more space, a little more quiet, and a home that feels genuinely different from everything else you’ve seen, this may be it. Set back from the road and tucked away from neighboring properties, this approximately 6.3-acre setting offers a wonderful sense of privacy and seclusion in the Spring City countryside. The nearly 200-year-old farmhouse offers the character of an older home without feeling like a project you have to take on from day one. The 3-bedroom, 2-bath home has been thoughtfully maintained, with fresh paint, new carpet throughout much of the home, a newer roof, and a freshly painted exterior. Inside, deep-set windows, stone details, original wood floors, exposed beams and warm woodwork give the home the kind of character that simply can’t be recreated in newer construction. It feels comfortable, inviting and refreshingly authentic. But what really sets this property apart is everything beyond the house. The beautiful stone bank barn is a centerpiece of the property, with original wood beams and traditional mortise-and-tenon construction still in remarkable condition. Additional outbuildings provide space for equipment, hobbies, animals, storage—or whatever you’ve been wishing you had room to do. There’s plenty of open space, mature trees, covered outdoor areas and room to simply spread out and enjoy the property, all with the added benefit of privacy and distance from the road and surrounding neighbors. Located in the Owen J. Roberts School District, this is more than an old farmhouse on acreage. It’s an opportunity to have some land, some history, and enough flexibility to make the next chapter here distinctly your own.