The Fizbit

This 1920 house, set on 5.13 acres across from county land, presents a compelling opportunity for those seeking a property with both historical character and practical outbuildings. The exterior, captured in various seasons, features light brown siding with dark trim, a shingle roof, and dormer windows, presenting a traditional farmhouse aesthetic. A front porch with natural wood accents and a paved driveway enhance the approach, while mature trees and a well-maintained green lawn contribute to a serene rural setting. The property’s expansive grounds include a large mature tree in the center of the backyard, a patio area with outdoor seating, and a white picket fence visible in the background, suggesting a blend of open space and defined areas for leisure. Inside, the 2,496 square foot house offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with spacious rooms throughout and a main floor laundry. While the interior photos reveal a mix of traditional and contemporary styles, the overall average condition rating of 3.4/5 indicates a property that has been maintained. A 15'x15' enclosed porch provides additional flexible living space. Heating is provided by an outside woodstove in addition to LP heat, a practical consideration for rural living. The property's appeal extends beyond the main residence, with a significant array of outbuildings. The outbuildings are a defining feature, supporting the property's potential as a hobby farm. These include a 32'x28' two-story guest house or shop, a storage shed, and two barns: a 30'x50' early 20th-century barn with a stone foundation and a 54'x40' barn equipped with five horse stalls and lean-tos on both sides. The red wood siding and snow-covered roof of one barn, visible in winter photos, underscore its robust construction. This collection of structures, alongside the generous acreage, positions the property as a versatile asset, particularly for those with agricultural or equestrian interests. The property's auction format on March 28, 2026, with a 6% auction premium and "as-is" condition, signals a direct acquisition opportunity for a buyer prepared to invest in a property with established infrastructure and significant land.