Originally built around 1900 to house laborers for nearby Halsey Farm, this simple, historic farmhouse was moved to its current site circa 1920. Set on a fully cleared rectangular lot bordered by agricultural reserve on multiple sides - including 150 feet of west-facing frontage - the property offers long views and golden light. The home features 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths across two levels. The lower level is unfinished, offering potential for future use. A covered front porch enters to a parlor-style living and dining room, with views straight through to open fields beyond. Upstairs, two bedrooms share a hall bath. Much of the original architectural detail remains intact, and the home looks much as it has for the past century. There's an accessory structure currently used as a home office, plus a backup generator for peace of mind. Designated a local landmark by the Landmarks and Historic Districts Board, future expansion and site development will be in concert with this Board. Standing for over 100 years, this property is primed for its next set of fingerprints and memories.