This Antebellum farmhouse, built in 1840 and is a historic landmark in Clay County, boasts a wealth of charming features and modern upgrades. Situated on 0.62 acres, the property offers ample space and a picturesque setting. The house itself features 4+ bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, providing plenty of room for comfortable living. With two sets of stairs, including the original circular staircase, the home maintains its historic character while offering convenient access throughout. Inside, the living room serves as a focal point with a brick fireplace adorned with an antique mantle and mirror, creating a cozy atmosphere. Soaring ceilings add to the grandeur of the space, enhancing the overall charm of the home. Recent upgrades include a stunning blue steel roof installed just 3 years ago, along with many new windows that enhance energy efficiency & aesthetic appeal. The interior has been freshly painted, complementing the easy-to-clean vinyl flooring that accentuates the home’s beauty. While some aspects of the home retain their historic charm, such as the original staircase, other elements have been modernized for convenience. For instance, there’s a laundry closet on the 2nd floor and plumbing in the mudroom allows for the addition of another hook up on the 1st floor. Additionally, the property features a deep 2 car garage, kept clutter-free with the help of 2 shipping containers located in the backyard. The outdoor space is adorned with a variety of trees, including magnolia, redbud, plum, cherry, apple and more, adding to the natural beauty of the surroundings. Overall, this historic farmhouse offers a blend of old-world charm & modern amenities, making it a truly special place to call home.