Now's your chance to own a piece of history with this pre 1800 original log home. Originally owned by the Todd Family, this property has been called home by many over the years but most recently housed a charming gift shop until it closed in July of this year. Although the house is move in ready, it would also make a great business location for a brewery, winery bed and breakfast, garden themed business
the possibilities are endless.
This property is located at the intersection of Routes 30 and 56 and sits next to the Bedford County Historical Society.

The charm of the house starts outside with the beautiful log and chink exterior, divided light windows with front and rear porches. To complement the exterior, the house is surrounded by pretty gardens, a stone patio and a stone walkway. There are also three outbuildings including a three car garage with loft, a cute cottage that would be the perfect She Shed or Man Cave and a barn with loft for additional storage.

The house boasts a custom kitchen with locally built hickory cabinets that are stained in a deep walnut and feature soft close drawers and pullouts; granite countertops add a rustic feel along with the beautiful farm sink. Keeping with the historic feel of the house, the owners chose a vintage replica stove from Elmira Stove Works that feature a natural gas cooktop and electric oven. The entire first floor features custom made random width hickory floors that were also made locally. There are three stone fireplaces on the first floor that have been upgraded to burn wood, although they could easily be converted to gas logs. The first floor bathroom features a shower stall unit, updated toilet and rustic vanity.

The second floor features three nice sized bedrooms with custom shutters and closet doors. The second floor bath features a clawfoot bathtub, updated toilet, tile floor and rustic vanity. There is also a full basement with washer/dryer hookups and a walk-up attic for additional storage