Located at 4863 W County Road 600 N near Middletown, this 1.5-story farmhouse sits on approximately 131,638 square feet of land and offers a blend of early-1900s construction and functional rural living. Built in 1900, the home offers approximately 1,512 square feet of living space, two bedrooms, and one bathroom, along with several original architectural features reflecting the era of construction.

The kitchen includes shaker-style cabinetry and a functional layout designed to support everyday meal preparation and larger gatherings. Adjacent living areas feature original woodwork and hardwood flooring in multiple rooms, contributing to the home’s preserved character. Both bedrooms also include original trim and woodwork, maintaining consistency throughout the interior living spaces.

The bathroom is equipped with a double vanity, offering added functionality, while a dedicated laundry room supports efficient household organization. The covered porch provides outdoor space suitable for enjoying the surrounding rural landscape and open setting.

The property includes a large open area enclosed by existing livestock fencing, suitable for agricultural or hobby farm use. An older barn is located on the property and may serve for livestock shelter, equipment storage, or general farm use. The acreage provides space for gardening, small-scale agriculture, or other outdoor projects consistent with county regulations.

This property is situated in Henry County and offers convenient access to nearby communities while maintaining a rural atmosphere. The location provides proximity to regional services, employment centers, and road networks while retaining the space and privacy commonly sought in country properties.

This property presents an opportunity for buyers seeking a rural residence with existing agricultural infrastructure, historic character, and manageable acreage in east-central Indiana.