Historical Farm House with several outside buildings. One equipped for meat cutting and steel countertops, all cement. One could be a guest house but is now the hobby house with the original 1905 pantry. Historical barn can be brough back to its original glory with even a possible Grant from the historical Barn Society. The barn used to house the draft horses that brought the logs from the forest to the Kerry Line train that used to be across the street. Elks galore in the almost 38ac fields daily where they rest and cross into the forest at the end of the property and deer abound also. Deep creek runs through the property and you would have water and irrigation rights which is not very common. Fenced and cross fenced. Several mature and very prolific fruit trees (apples, two kinds of pears, native yellow plums and Stanley prune, and a pie cherry tree and Wild Cherry trees.... and blackberries everywhere. Three different kinds of grapes. Water is by rain collection in four cisterns totaling 12000 gallons, but there is also a well that needs to be overhauled as it was never used by the new owners. Winter pictures are not that exciting due to the Oregon weather but the Spring/ Summer ones tell you all about the beauty and potential of this property. House was repainted three years ago but, again, due to the Oregon weather it probably needs it again. Tons of possibilities for this beautiful "out in the country" farmhouse. Almost all original inside especially the second floor with beautiful hard wood floors and antique wood trimmings. And only 40 minutes from Astoria and the bridge to Washington State and Long Beach and Cape Disappointment.