This unique property offers a variety of uses. The total acreage equals 3.79-acres and would allow for one home site for new construction. The property is currently used as a small farmette and includes a large historic bank barn with stone and wood construction, a chicken house, horse stable and utility shed. The bank barn is in good condition and includes multiple roll-up doors approximately 10 feet in height to access the upper level. The lower level has been improved and could be used to house livestock, storage or other uses. The bank barn measures approximately 40x80 and includes water and electric. The horse stable measures 20x24 and includes 1 full stall plus an additional run-in. The hay loft in the horse stable can store approximately 120 bails of hay. The horse stable includes a small tack room, storage space, water and electric and updated metal roofing with a cement board exterior. The chicken house offers water, electric, updated metal roofing, measures 10x20, block exterior construction and houses the electric system for all the buildings. The pump house includes the well, with pressure tank, UV filtration system and cartridge filtration for the entire water system. The property contains 1 large fenced pasture equaling 2.20-acres and a 70x140 riding ring. There is additional acreage that could be fenced for additional pasture area. Fencing is four hemlock fencing on 5 or 6 inch diameter posts, painted black with one rear fence line being electrified with high-tensile fencing. Each fenced area has access to a Ritchie automatic waterer for convenience. The front pasture has a drainage tile and sod waterway in pasture to eliminate erosion. The sod waterway meets USDA requirements based on consulting from Franklin County Extension Office. Engineering drawings and plans are available for the installed system. NOTE: This property does not currently contain a house. The brick farm house to the left of the barn is a separate parcel and owned by another individual.