Once used as a cattle farm and blacksmith's shop, this charming c 1800 post and beam farmhouse sits on two open acres of land. The home features many original details including built-in cabinetry, pine and hardwood floors and exposed wood beams in various rooms. The first level floor plan includes a spacious, sunny living room with a fieldstone fireplace that opens to the dining area. The cozy kitchen offers a center island, walk-in pantry, a wall of windows overlooking the gardens and has a door leading to side deck. This level also has a bedroom or office option with an attached updated bath with a stone tiled shower and laundry. Upstairs are three additional bedrooms, full bath and access to a rustic loft area above the kitchen. There are two unfinished basements and a large third floor attic great for storage. The rear of the property is surrounded by conservation land, with no ability for future development. To the east side of the home, there is a granite outcropping surrounded by perennial gardens and a shed with slate roofing. The Seavey Family, who owned the property for nearly 150 years, entrusted it to the current owner in 2005 and they have renovated portions of the home including re-roofing on the east side, updated wiring throughout with a new electrical panel, many windows replaced, updated baths, plumbing and more. Barn lovers take note, the foundations for the carriage and cattle barns are still in place ready for new owners to rebuild.