A little bit of history and a lot of house! This classic 1832 Colonial is one of the oldest homes in the area, originally settled by Philo Stevens and his family as a farmhouse, and later used to house a Post Office, as well as mine workers from the nearby copper mine. Recent updates include new Pella Thermo-windows (2021), updated electrical (2022), new paint (2023), a newer hot air furnace, oil tank, and a professionally installed dry basement system. Upon entering, the first thing you notice are the seasoned hardwood floors and built-ins in the living room as well as in the formal dining room to the left. To the right is a 17' v 14' country kitchen with a wood stove which leads to a first-floor full bath and large laundry/storage room. The upper level has three generous bedrooms plus another large room in the middle that would make an excellent family room. (Plans were to someday build a second full bath at the head of the stairs over the first-floor bathroom.) There is a walk-up attic and a shed off the back of the house for storage. The basement has a dry basement system with sump pump and a hatchway exit which affords additional storage as well. Bring your own remodeling ideas and turn this historic house into your dream home.