Listing broker remarks

A rare opportunity to become the next steward of a treasured Worthington homestead. Built in 1820 and lovingly maintained, this seven-room antique home rests on approximately 51.6 beautiful acres and Ward stream winding through the property. The home offers three bedrooms, one oversized full bath with laundry, a welcoming living room with fireplace, and a country kitchen warmed by a wood stove. Historic character meets thoughtful care featuring high ceilings and many updates. Fieldstone foundation, a new house roof in 2019, rebuilt kitchen chimney in 2006, new oil tank, added living room fireplace, solar panels and much more!. Equestrian and agricultural amenities include a five-stall barn (with room to add more stalls), tack room, grooming room, feed room, and a new 2025 roof. Three, approximately two-acre pastures, with split-rail fencing and two run-in shelters. Electrical service for fencing and riding ring independent from the home, six-acre meadow, 3-bay Barn with hay storage in the rear of the property, and a workshop formerly used as a farrier shop connecting the barn to the house. The land also features daylily gardens, abundant birdlife, and a beloved resident barn cat who has called the property home for six years. The property previously was home to a Christmas tree farm and is currently Massachusetts Chapter 61 forestry classification and has a forester/logger contract for 2026, income potential could vary. Lease Solar Panels installed 2023, Sunrun solar panel lease will transfer with the property. Updates also include new appliances, replaced smoke detectors, painted house(2025), new water hydrant in barn, generator, sub pump, and all electrical is up to date. Whether your vision includes horses, animals, forestry, farming, recreation, or simply a peaceful country retreat, this home offers history, versatility, and an extraordinary connection to the land.— Keller Williams Realty