Experience the perfect blend of heritage and luxury with this extraordinary 27.2+/-acre wooded estate in Idaho. At its heart stands the Augustus Peck House, originally built in 1783 and masterfully relocated from Connecticut in 2020. This historic gem has been thoughtfully upgraded with modern electrical systems, foam insulation, a durable slate roof, and custom copper countertops, all while preserving timeless features like original oak beams and a stunning granite fireplace with a fully functional brick “beehive” oven. Complementing a second residence is the Johnstown Barn, an authentic 1830s English-framed structure brought from New York’s Mohawk Valley. Reimagined with hand-hewn hemlock timbers and contemporary finishes, this beautifully restored second home offers versatility as a guest house, studio, or rental. Each home is equipped with its own septic system, and both share access to a high-quality 200-ft well, ensuring abundant, clean water. Surrounded by nature and brimming with character, this one-of-a-kind property offers not just a home, but a living legacy—with plenty of room for future possibilities. This extraordinary estate features two nationally recognized historic homes showcased on Magnolia Network’s Restoration Road. Step back in time—without giving up modern comfort.
