In mid 1800's William McMurdy purchased what was then a rough far $725,000

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In mid 1800's William McMurdy purchased what was then a rough farm'' and began the laborious task of turning it into - a productive homestead. - In 1890, his son Joseph - purchased and took over his father's - ...153 acres of well improved land and carried on the work the elder McMurdy so successfully inaugurated.'' - Nearly 150 years later and virtually without interruption the tradition continued. - To the present day, various owners and inhabitants have worked the land producing - crops, livestock and raising families. - - So, perhaps now it's your turn to assume the stewardship?The 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath farmhouse , while traditional looking'' on the outside, - retains the charm of days-gone-by but with a more open'' somewhat contemporary flow on the inside. - - - Hardwood floors, Marvin windows, New roof, and system upgrades. - No question that there's interior painting to be done and it's certain You'll to want to add your own special touches as you see fit. - The outbuildings include fully functioning dairy /livestock barn, farm store, with commercial kitchen currently used to make cheeses and other delectable delights. - Hundreds and hundreds of taps connected to existing pipelines originating from your own high-producing, - maple trees to make delicious, prime syrup rendered in the old school'' sap house. - - Springs (with a history - ask we'll be happy to tell ) year-round stream and a wonderful spring-fed pond ideal for refreshing summertime, swim fests and or winter wonderland, - ice skating parties. - Hunt, hike or hide along the trails that run throughout and lead to spectacular vistas from the high meadows and hillside pastures lined with spectacular fieldstone fences. - White tail deer, wild turkeys, rabbits, fox, song birds and all the other critters common to our area are frequent visitors.