$724,900

1 year temporary 1% rate buy down is available for qualified buyers when using our preferred lender. Ten private acres frame this historic 1910 farmhouse, pairing a peaceful rural setting with convenient access to Rochester. Built by Ramthun Builders and once known as the “White House” after the White family, the four-bedroom, two-bathroom residence offers 2,588 square feet and a story rooted in local history. Extensive improvements bring modern comfort to its enduring character. The exterior was stripped to the studs and rebuilt with high-efficiency insulation, new sheathing, house wrap, and vinyl siding. The house and garage roofs are approximately seven years old. Newer air conditioning and furnaces, additional ductwork, and zoned heating and cooling support year-round comfort. Updated electrical service includes two breaker panels, while newer gutters, drain tile, concrete, garage doors, and a renovated entryway add further value. The well pump is less than five years old. Historic details remain woven throughout the home. Woodwork and the family room light fixture were salvaged from the property’s original barn, and locally sourced wood enriches the trim. Outdoors, five tillable acres and 2.5 wooded acres offer space for rural pursuits, recreation, hunting, and wildlife watching. The insulated barn features gas heat, a steel roof, a new east door, water service, and an attached chicken coop. Byron Public School bussing is available, and other local amenities are also nearby. Explore the privacy, history, and thoughtful updates that make this acreage property distinctive—arrange a private tour today for yourself.