One can walk to town, to schools, to the University two blocks away. And the train whistle is just near enough for nostalgia and far enough away for undisturbed sleep. Portions of this 2-story frame antebellum farmhouse may date from as early as 1830 or before. Good example of typical smaller Madison County plantation dwelling. Main part has two rooms up and two rooms down with large one story rear wing.
Chimneys are of brick and stone.
One story porch across front and rear wing. Some interesting woodwork. Basically sound structurally though floors need jacking. May have to be moved. The original portion of the home may have been built by 1818, with the two story facade completed in the 1820s.