Words can't explain the magic found here. Chances are, you didn't even know this 20 acre oasis existed. The secret is uncovered as you drive down the tunnel of trees, where the memorable colonial home looks like a pastel painting perched in front of a horticulturalist's dream of trees changing for the season. With more than 30 species of apple trees, dozens of ornamental trees and shrubs and 40 years of growth on the notable trees like the Sugar Maple, Black Walnut and Balsum Fur, to only mention a few, this piece of property also has a north border of more than 600 feet along the Dead Creek. The land is prime for hunting, with three blinds set up on hunting lanes that feature food plots and orchards that invite the best of the best in. There's more than a half mile of trails that meander through the land, making it easy and accessible. If that's not enough about the outside, let's head in, where the four bedroom home has a living room, family room, formal dining room, first floor laundry and a basement that is partially finished with plenty of potential. A hydro-hearth fireplace is a perfect accessory in the home, as it allows for you to use the endless wood from across the property as a secondary source of heat. And as an advantage, there's also an attached 22x18 woodshed to the garage to keep the wood dry and ready to burn. For all of your toys, enjoy the 28x40 pole barn that has a cellar for storing canned goods. The home is equipped with a Generac and there's even a garden to grow your own food! This piece of property is a hidden gem!