Colonial, Farmhouse/National Folk

Steeped in history and surrounded by breathtaking countryside, this remarkable Frederick County farm has been lovingly owned by the same family since 1890. Offering a rare combination of historic charm, productive farmland, income potential, and future possibilities, the property includes an original stone and log homestead on 2.89 acres, plus an additional 39-acre picturesque parcel featuring a tenant house, farm buildings, and potential subdivision opportunities. The beautifully preserved stone home, originally built in 1890 with portions of original log construction, showcases timeless craftsmanship and character that simply can't be replicated. The main level offers an updated kitchen with stone hearth with woodstove, a spacious living room with woodstove, one bedroom, , a full bath, a home office, and convenient main-level laundry, providing comfortable everyday living. The upper level presents an exciting opportunity for renovation, with 3 additional bedrooms and and second full bath allowing the next owner to create additional living space while preserving the home's historic appeal. Outside, the setting is nothing short of spectacular. Relax on the porch of the renovated spring house overlooking the peaceful pond, or take in the rolling countryside and panoramic mountain views, enjoying the beauty of the mature landscape that has been cherished for generations. The farmhouse is served by a natural spring water source, while the tenant house is supplied by its own well. The additional 39-acre parcel offers exceptional versatility with several outbuildings, including a tractor shed and barn/farm building . The separate tenant house (trailer) is currently rented for $1,000 per month, providing immediate rental income. The wooded acreage also offers potential timber value, providing an additional opportunity for future income or responsible forest management. For those looking toward the future, the 39-acre parcel was pre-perced in 2025 with two successful perc locations identified. The property has possible subdivision potential, buyer to verify with Frederick County. Whether you're dreaming of a family estate, hobby farm, equestrian property, agricultural operation, investment opportunity, or simply a peaceful country retreat, this one-of-a-kind property offers endless possibilities in the highly sought-after Wolfsville area. Opportunities to own a historic farm that has remained in one family for well over a century are incredibly rare—don't miss your chance to become the next steward of this extraordinary property.

Steeped in history and surrounded by breathtaking countryside, this remarkable Frederick County farm has been lovingly owned by the same family since 1890. Offering a rare combination of historic charm, productive farmland, income potential, and future possibilities, the property includes an original stone and log homestead on 2.89 acres, plus an additional 39-acre picturesque parcel featuring a tenant house, farm buildings, and potential subdivision opportunities. The beautifully preserved stone home, originally built in 1890 with portions of original log construction, showcases timeless craftsmanship and character that simply can't be replicated. The main level offers an updated kitchen with stone hearth with woodstove, a spacious living room with woodstove, one bedroom, , a full bath, a home office, and convenient main-level laundry, providing comfortable everyday living. The upper level presents an exciting opportunity for renovation, with 3 additional bedrooms and and second full bath allowing the next owner to create additional living space while preserving the home's historic appeal. Outside, the setting is nothing short of spectacular. Relax on the porch of the renovated spring house overlooking the peaceful pond, or take in the rolling countryside and panoramic mountain views, enjoying the beauty of the mature landscape that has been cherished for generations. The farmhouse is served by a natural spring water source, while the tenant house is supplied by its own well. The additional 39-acre parcel offers exceptional versatility with several outbuildings, including a tractor shed and barn/farm building . The separate tenant house (trailer) is currently rented for $1,000 per month, providing immediate rental income. The wooded acreage also offers potential timber value, providing an additional opportunity for future income or responsible forest management. For those looking toward the future, the 39-acre parcel was pre-perced in 2025 with two successful perc locations identified. The property has possible subdivision potential, buyer to verify with Frederick County. Whether you're dreaming of a family estate, hobby farm, equestrian property, agricultural operation, investment opportunity, or simply a peaceful country retreat, this one-of-a-kind property offers endless possibilities in the highly sought-after Wolfsville area. Opportunities to own a historic farm that has remained in one family for well over a century are incredibly rare—don't miss your chance to become the next steward of this extraordinary property.