Katelyn Dampier

Tucked back off Shepherd Road, there is just something about this land the second you pull in... it gets quiet in the best kind of way. It is 40 acres of woods, space, and that feeling like you can finally breathe a little deeper. The kind of place where you can picture a home tucked into the trees, a porch with your morning coffee, kids or pups running around, or even just a weekend spot to get

When this 1920 farmhouse first sat along Highway YY, it had the kind of bones you could feel before you could explain. The kind of place that had seen muddy boots at the door, summer canning on the counters, and porch lights left on a little later than necessary because someone was always expected home. But time does what it does. Houses get tired. The paint fades. Windows rattle. Systems age.

There’s something special about a home that still feels brand new, one where every detail tells a story of care and intention. Built in 2022, this 4-bedroom, 3-bath home has grown into more than just a beautiful space. With over 3,300 finished square feet, it offers room for everyone to live comfortably. Whether that means family under one roof or creating a separate space downstairs for guests