Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history. The property was homesteaded by Charles VanKeuren in 1836 and the plaque that was presented to the family in 1951 marking it as a State Centennial Farm still remains at the entrance of the farm today. So many possibilities for this vintage charmer. Presently situated on 10 acres, the property includes a 3 bedroom, 2572 square foot main house, 1060 square foot guest house, enormous classic gambrel style livestock barn, granary, corn crib, an equipment building, 2 storage sheds and a detached 2 car garage in addition to the 1 car garage that is attached to the main home. Much of the original charm and character has been maintained in the main house noticed by the traditional floor plan, original ornate woodwork, hardwood floors, and unusual for this time period, a walkout basement. This special country property does need some renovation and updating. Good commuting location close to M-59.