6040 Hwy 438 W

Built in 1910, this charming two bedroom, one and a half bath home sits on 1.4 picturesque acres, with a spring fed creek winding through the backyard. Rich in the craftsmanship of its era, the home retains many of the details that give an early 20th century house its distinctive character. Covered front and back porches extend the living space outdoors, while decorative trim, a stone chimney, and thoughtfully preserved architectural details enhance its storybook appeal. Inside, tall ceilings lend an airy, gracious feel, while painted plank walls and walnut wood on select walls and ceilings add warmth, texture, and a beautifully timeworn quality. The entry is especially inviting, framed by sidelights and an arched transom that reflect the architectural style and craftsmanship of the period. The eat in kitchen features warm wood cabinetry and large windows overlooking the surrounding greenery, bringing the outdoors into the heart of the home. One bedroom includes a decorative fireplace mantel, preserving another charming reminder of the home's early architecture. Central heating and air conditioning provide modern comfort while original feeling details throughout the home create a sense of continuity and history, allowing its 1910 character to remain at the forefront while modern conveniences make everyday living comfortable. Outside, an old barn, mature trees, open lawn, and the gently flowing creek create a peaceful rural setting with plenty of room to garden, gather, explore, or simply enjoy the quiet surroundings. With its combination of historic character, natural beauty, and inviting outdoor spaces, this 1910 home offers a rare sense of warmth, authenticity, and connection to the land.