Some houses have a little magic tucked into their corners. This early-1900s farmhouse has had more than a century to gather its own, and its next chapter could be yours. Set on just under 1.5 fully fenced acres, this is a place for coffee on the wraparound deck, muddy boots by the door, and evenings that linger a little longer. Inside, original hardwood floors and beautiful old trim tell the home's story, while an eat-in kitchen with a large center island invites new memories. A formal dining room, den, and family room offer space for celebrations, quiet conversations, and curling up with a good book. Main-floor laundry handles the everyday necessities, while a clawfoot tub invites you to forget the clock for a while. Four spacious bedrooms, generous closets, and three bathrooms provide room to settle in. The primary suite includes an updated bathroom with a separate shower. Above it all, the newly renovated third-floor attic holds another possibility: space that could become two additional bedrooms, bringing the potential to six, or a wonderfully tucked-away retreat. The updates reach beyond what meets the eye, with a new roof, siding, electrical, plumbing, furnace, and water heater. Fresh rock on the driveway and around the outbuildings adds another practical touch. Outside, three newer outbuildings, along with a hayloft and hay drop, set the scene for hobby-farm dreams. Perhaps chickens bustling through their morning, mischievous goats supervising chores, or the possibility of a horse, depending on local allowances and care needs. There's room to imagine a garden, fairy doors beneath the trees, and a few woodland visitors. Any unicorn sightings are simply a bonus. An old farmhouse with fresh life, room for possibility, and a little everyday enchantment.