Unique home and set of buildings on 3+ acres, perfect for a small business, car enthusiast, mechanic, woodworker, landscaper, animal lover, or multi-generational living. Includes a large farmhouse with a main residence & two apartments above, a 2400 sq ft newer pole barn with 2 tall bay doors, a big air compressor, & an attached, mostly enclosed, 1600 sq ft lean-to. In addition, there's a 940 sq ft steel shed that was used for restoring historic vehicles. It has a bay door, a large air compressor with drier, & a very large reserve tank that's located in a lean-to off the back of this shed. The large, classic red barn has a steel front addition that was used for handling customer berry sales. Note: The barn has an upstairs apartment space that is no longer connected to water or septic. Finally, there's a cold storage building with an attached lean-to, & a modest 168 sq ft greenhouse. Buildings have plentiful storage for large vehicles such as motor homes, boats, trailers, or trucks....The expansive Italianate farmhouse was built by the Platt family in 1842 and home to the Makielski Berry Farm since 1952. In the original part of the home, the main residence includes 10-foot ceilings in the spacious living and dining rooms, abundant natural light from many large windows, recently refinished pine & oak floors, a newer cherry kitchen, two bedrooms, a first floor laundry, and two older baths. The house has a 1968 addition, which includes a large family room, 3rd bedroom, and upstairs office. Two second floor apartments, both ready to rent (but could also use updates) have a separate covered entrance and share a laundry room that's in an enclosed porch. Extensive mechanical updates to the house in 2025 include a new septic system, roof and gutters, updated electrical & plumbing, water heater, sump pump, main kitchen floor, and fresh paint throughout. The one and two bedroom apartments together generated $2,200/month in rent in 2024. The main floor could easily rent for $2,000/month or more, but would require bathroom