Set on 3.27 acres in Henry County, this 1907 farmhouse offers a rare combination of century-old character and genuine rural acreage - the kind of property that doesn't come along often in this market. The two-story home welcomes you with a covered front porch and classic wood siding rising from a solid brick foundation, exactly the picture you'd expect of an early-1900s farmhouse. Inside, the main level unfolds through a gracious living room warmed by the home's original fireplace, a formal dining room, and a generous 14x24 eat-in kitchen, each room scaled with the tall ceilings and proportions typical of the era. The full basement, partially finished with a 24x20 recreation room, adds even more everyday living space. Step outside and the acreage does the talking. Mature trees, open pasture, and fruit trees frame the property, a rare find this close to town. An outbuilding, shed, and stable give hobby farmers, equestrians, or anyone craving room to spread out plenty to work with, while a patio, covered porch, and above-ground pool make the grounds just as easy to enjoy. Whether you're drawn to the history, the land, or simply the chance to put your own stamp on a home that has stood for well over a century, this Cambridge farmhouse is ready for its next chapter.