Own an authentic piece of history close to exercise trail and new route 9 Opequon Lane Exit. This home is a modernized and updated one and a half story variation on the cape style and was built in 1860. From its location at the crossroads of the tiny village of Baker Heights it witnessed the sights and sounds of the American Civil War happening all around it. The front of the home is traditional framing with original hardwood floors, while the dining room is built from log timbers salvaged from the railroad. Kitchen, bathroom, and laundry were all previously a porch. Upstairs is split into two rooms that are traditionally used as children's bedrooms with the primary bedroom on the first floor. The home has a woodstove and gas log set in addition to electric baseboard. The charming home was completely remodeled in 2013 with all new wiring and panel, high R value triple pane MI brand windows, fiberglass over spray foam insulation, new paint, drywall, trim, cabinets and one piece tub/shower. New driveway strength front patio recently installed for loading, unloading, and entertaining. New shingles completed this past winter. One year old toilet, hot watertank, expansion tank, and sump pump in crawl space. Property is a full half acre with a large 20' x 40' detached garage with a separate electric meter and 911 address for potential business use with ample parking for 10 vehicles. Two garage doors allow for multiple vehicles or other storage. Recently surveyed with all 4 corners marked. Beautifully landscaped and has a four square garden and small orchard planted several years ago. No restrictive covenants allows for animal husbandry for those who would feel restricted by an HOA and fees.

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