Farmhouse

Nestled on a secluded 2.5-acre estate, 4960 York Highway feels like stepping into a story more than a home. Originally crafted in the late 1800s, this residence carries the quiet strength and charm of a bygone era—hand-built details, welcoming spaces, and the sense that time has been kind here. If these walls could talk, they would share over a century of sunrises across open fields, family milestones, and seasons spent gathering on the wide, rocking-chair porch. In the 1990s, the home was thoughtfully expanded—carefully shaped to honor its past while bringing in modern comfort. The blend is seamless: sunlight spills through the living room and family room, formal dining spaces echo with character, and the galley kitchen combines granite countertops with stainless steel appliances, showing how the old and new can coexist beautifully. Three bedrooms round out the interior, including a bright primary suite with sunroom access and a shared ensuite bath—spaces that feel both timeless and comfortably updated. Step outside and the story continues across an expansive backyard, a generous deck perfect for gatherings, and a detached two-car garage. For hobbyists, collectors, or small-business dreamers, the property delivers exceptional versatility. A 26x36 insulated workshop with two 8x10 roll-up doors stands ready for projects of all sizes. Two additional workshops add even more possibilities—including the original outbuilding from circa 1900, still standing with the same determination it had more than a century ago. It is being conveyed as-is as a testament to the property’s history. For convenience the new Target in Newport is in the process of being built about two miles from this location. A rare opportunity to own a home where every generation has added its own chapter, 4960 York Highway is ready for the next.

Nestled on a secluded 2.5-acre estate, 4960 York Highway feels like stepping into a story more than a home. Originally crafted in the late 1800s, this residence carries the quiet strength and charm of a bygone era—hand-built details, welcoming spaces, and the sense that time has been kind here. If these walls could talk, they would share over a century of sunrises across open fields, family milestones, and seasons spent gathering on the wide, rocking-chair porch. In the 1990s, the home was thoughtfully expanded—carefully shaped to honor its past while bringing in modern comfort. The blend is seamless: sunlight spills through the living room and family room, formal dining spaces echo with character, and the galley kitchen combines granite countertops with stainless steel appliances, showing how the old and new can coexist beautifully. Three bedrooms round out the interior, including a bright primary suite with sunroom access and a shared ensuite bath—spaces that feel both timeless and comfortably updated. Step outside and the story continues across an expansive backyard, a generous deck perfect for gatherings, and a detached two-car garage. For hobbyists, collectors, or small-business dreamers, the property delivers exceptional versatility. A 26x36 insulated workshop with two 8x10 roll-up doors stands ready for projects of all sizes. Two additional workshops add even more possibilities—including the original outbuilding from circa 1900, still standing with the same determination it had more than a century ago. It is being conveyed as-is as a testament to the property’s history. For convenience the new Target in Newport is in the process of being built about two miles from this location. A rare opportunity to own a home where every generation has added its own chapter, 4960 York Highway is ready for the next.