26560 26 Mile Rd, Chesterfield, MI 48051

Description

Historic charm. Room to roam. A lifestyle that's hard to find. Nestled on 4 beautiful acres in Chesterfield, this historic farmhouse, originally built in the 1800s, offers the perfect blend of timeless character and modern-day updates. With 1,657 square feet, 3 bedrooms, and 2 full bathrooms, this is a property where you can slow down, spread out, and enjoy the freedom that acreage provides. Inside, you'll appreciate updated flooring, a refreshed kitchen featuring granite countertops and modern appliances, and inviting living spaces filled with warmth and natural light. A cozy fireplace anchors the main living area, making it the perfect place to gather with family and friends. Step outside and experience everything this property has to offer. Mature fruit trees, naturally growing wild berries, and towering maple trees create a picturesque setting that changes beautifully with every season. The current owner has even produced gallons of homemade maple syrup from the property's maple trees, adding to the charm and self-sufficient lifestyle this unique property offers.The fully fenced yard provides plenty of room for pets, gardening, entertaining, or simply enjoying peaceful evenings under the stars. The property also features an existing kennel structure that offers endless possibilities. Whether you're looking for space for permitted pets, envision a chicken coop, need extra storage, or have another hobby in mind, this versatile setup is ready for your ideas. For outdoor enthusiasts, the property also includes a zipline and existing berms that offer additional recreational possibilities, subject to local ordinances and buyer verification. A new septic field installed in 2025 provides valuable peace of mind for years to come. Whether you've always dreamed of gathering fresh eggs in the morning, planting a large garden, making your own maple syrup, enjoying fresh fruit from your own trees, or simply having room to breathe, this property offers a lifestyle that's becoming increasingly difficult to find. Best of all,