2451 9th Line

BACK TO THE PAST. Forget the DeLorean. This farmhouse has been travelling through time since 1890. Welcome to a home where perfectly imperfect is exactly the point. Built in 1890, this old farmhouse isn't interested in pretending to be new. The floors aren't always level. The walls have developed a few opinions of their own. And an unexpected step here and there will quite literally keep you on your toes. But that's part of the experience. Step inside and imagine all the lives that have unfolded here over the last 136 years. The kitchen still features a wood-burning fireplace, ready to bring back the kind of warmth and atmosphere that no smart appliance can reproduce. And here's some serious 1890 luxury: the outhouse is now an in-house! Indoor plumbing, right inside the home. The original owners would have thought they'd won the lottery. Upstairs, you'll find four bedrooms, reached the old-fashioned way-by stairs built long before anyone worried about whether every angle was perfectly square. Walk carefully, look around, and enjoy discovering what comes next. This house has more twists and turns than a country road. Outside is where the farmhouse dream really comes alive. There's plenty of lawn for kids to run, room for a swing, trees waiting to be climbed, and space where a few chickens could happily wander around believing they own the place. Garden. Play. Explore. Get dirty. Sit outside with a coffee. Watch the kids disappear into an afternoon of adventures that don't require Wi-Fi. This isn't a house for someone searching for perfectly straight walls, laser-level floors and cookie-cutter construction. It's for someone looking for a story. A home where every creak, slope, quirky corner and unexpected step reminds you that people were living, cooking, laughing and raising families here before cars, airplanes, television or the Internet .Bring your imagination and come experience 1890-with indoor plumbing. Welcome Back to the Past.