Sixty acre homestead in the scenic Ross Prairie area just south of Fayetteville. Constructed in 1921 the sturdy, time-capsuled home has been maintained and preserved. A center hall entrance, high ceilings, shiplap walls, beadboard wainscoting and five-panel interior doors are all typical features of the times. The exterior consists of clapboard siding, a steel roof, pier and beam foundation on a concrete beam, two screened porches and a roof dormer bringing light into the spacious attic. Years ago the front porch was enclosed to serve as a bedroom, restore it back and complete the original look. Multiple vintage outbuildings that were barns, tractor sheds, workshops, smoke house, milk/cream storage, etc are on-site and ready to be repurposed. The land is predominately open pasture, somewhat rectangular in shape, with good elevation on the southern side offering long views in all directions. There is partial perimeter fencing, paved county road frontage, an ag exemption and a stock pond. Buyer agents must accompany their client at the first and all subsequent showings. Square footages are per the Fayette County Appraisal District (FCAD) and have not been verified. Property taxes are per FCAD for the 2017 tax year and reflect owner's exemptions that may, or may not, be applicable to future owner.