Built in 1910 and originally located in downtown Rockford, this historic home was relocated in 2002 to its current 24.6-acre sanctuary. Along with its carriage house, a barn was added to complement the home's vintage charm, and a beautiful loggia connects the two. All structures feature steel roofs designed to last a lifetime, while the craftsmanship throughout preserves the artistry of the past. The main level offers a brick-floored entryway, two cozy living areas, an airy farmhouse kitchen with a breakfast room, and a spacious front porch. Ascend the craftsman-style staircase to the second floor, where you'll find two bedrooms, a flexible space ideal for a nursery or study, and an open primary suite featuring an attached bathroom with a tiled shower and clawfoot tub. The lower level leads to a walkout basement with 9' walls and a fully transformed studio apartment. A private entrance and parking is ideal for guests or possible rental. This home has been carefully maintained to preserve its original charm. The 30' x 40' Amish-built barn offers endless possibilities, from hosting events to storing equipment. The barn's floor features a combination of stamped brick and exposed aggregate, giving it the look of a century-old structure. The expansive 24.6-acre property is secluded and filled with hydrangeas, fruit trees, and various plants, including elderberries, mulberry trees, wild raspberries, walnut, and hickory trees. A property of this size and location is becoming increasingly rare. Just 30 minutes from Grand Rapids, 10 minutes from Greenville, and 18 minutes from Rockford.

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