Live Authentically. The quintessential farmette. This federal style brick dwelling was crafted circa 1818 and the epic Hunter Mill dates back to 1863. Steeped in local history with soulful and intriguing details intact. Corbeled brick chimneys, square-edge wood sills, and lug lintels. This property remained in the Hunter family for nearly 100 years. Pleasant Hunter owned this property until 1915. Pleasant also operated the Wiseburg Inn and served in the General Assembly in 1860. He was at other times the sheriff and postmaster of Wiseburg. Set on an enchanting 13 acres of woodlands with the First Mine Branch running through the property. Incredible opportunity for a simpler life. Fish, hike, garden, and bird watch. Romantic and soothing. Hunter Mill is an incredibly compelling structure in need of love, vision, and renovation. It is a worthy building with a plethora of possibilities. Due to the mill’s current condition, a hold harmless is required prior to showing the mill. Please see inspection reports and pertinent data regarding the mill in additional documents. Privacy and peace abounds in the heart of the Hereford zone. Relish convenient access to the NCR trail. Your country lifestyle awaits. Cultivate your existence. The art of uniting human and home.