Set amid the quiet countryside near Freeport, this 62.55-acre property presents a rare combination of livable comfort and immersive natural space. The land is arranged in a well-balanced composition of mature woodland, productive open fields, and gently rolling ground that feels expansive yet approachable. Anchoring the acreage is a lodge-style residence built in 1998, positioned to ensure privacy without sacrificing accessibility. Rather than feeling isolated, the setting feels purposeful—offering a sense of retreat that comfortably supports year-round living.
The home is designed to accommodate both everyday routines and larger gatherings with ease. Five bedrooms and three bathrooms provide flexibility for families, guests, or multi-generational arrangements, while the interior layout favors warmth over excess. Two full kitchens add an uncommon level of adaptability, allowing for extended stays or partially independent living areas. A large living room centered around a fireplace encourages connection, and a dedicated spa room with a sunken hot tub introduces an element of relaxation that elevates the home beyond basic function.
Outdoor spaces are integral to the way the property is enjoyed. Covered front and rear porches extend daily living into the landscape, offering views of open land and wildlife instead of neighboring homes. These areas serve equally well for quiet mornings or shared evenings, protected from weather while remaining fully connected to the surroundings. Practical considerations are equally addressed, with a Generac backup generator providing dependable power—an important feature that reinforces the property’s suitability for full-time rural living.
The acreage itself supports long-term versatility and value. A stocked pond enhances both recreation and the local ecosystem, while open fields currently used for crops can continue in production or shift toward pasture or hay. Wooded sections provide wildlife habitat and shaded recreation, connected by established trails that allow easy movement across the land. Supporting structures—including a two-car garage with workshop space, a barn with fenced pasture, and a historic schoolhouse—add functionality, character, and future potential. Together, these elements create a cohesive property that supports independence, recreation, and sustainability, offering not just land, but a complete rural lifestyle built to endure.