Take a step back in time when you enter this historic home known to have hosted the Historic Midway Tavern dating back to the early 1700?s. Fast forward to the mid 1800?s the tavern was dismantled, and the lumber was used to build what became known as Sempervirens (the Austin House). Evidence of this is clear with the roman numeral etched wood and wide plank boards known as Kings Lumber visible in the home today. What was once a two over two with a winter kitchen located in the basement, now hosts 2274 square feet of living space including three bedrooms and two full baths. Built in bookshelves help complete both the living and family rooms. The kitchen is open with plenty of cabinets and overlooks a stunning well-lit sunroom with sweeping views of trees, plants, and flowers. A walk-in laundry room helps make chores a snap and a fireplace in nearly every room of the house can help you relax after a long day. There is a 512 sq ft out building complete with electricity located behind the house and with 3.66 acres there is plenty of room to expand.,Fireplace in Bedroom,Fireplace in Den,Fireplace in Living Room,Fireplace in Master Bedroom