It is currently on the Study List for prospective historic landmark designation. The Historic Landmarks Commission considered purchasing the building from CSX some two or three years ago. The problem was that the County staff was concerned about environmental issues at the station. This is an excellent example of a Craftsman Bungalow, most likely dating from the 1920s. Several outbuildings and expansive fields are extant.
Mature trees survive in the front yard .
The property is currently for sale. The house and 1.3 acres are not for sale. According to the realtor, whoever purchases the 84.79 acres surrounding the house will have a right of first refusal when the current owner dies. The property is zoned R3 and does not have water or sewer, although the realtor says that water and sewer will be provided within the next two years. Most of the land does not perk.