If you love old homes, this beautiful historic property in a pastoral setting is waiting for you to call it home. Known as Oak Tree Farm or V. Dust-Moler Farm by the Jefferson County Historic Landmarks Commission. The original section was built in 1836 and the other section was built in 1895. _ The home seamlessly blends modern amenities with original portions of the home such as the interior log walls, old growth wood floor and wood beams that have been beautifully preserved. From the screen in porch to the stone walled patio overlooking the shady yard and brick walkway, you know you have landed somewhere special before you enter the home. __ Hardwood floors flow from the front door and continue throughout the home. A formal living room at the front of the home is sunny, inviting and has built in bookshelves. A cozy den that has a stone hearth with a woodstove insert, log walls and wood ceiling pairs nicely with the sunny dining room. A pass through to the more modern kitchen, where the wood floors continue, keeps the light flowing through the home. Laundry area is off the kitchen. There is also a full bath with a tub on the first floor. __Up the wood steps with decorative trim are the bedrooms. Two bedrooms, each with 2 closets, electric baseboard back up heat and wood floors as well as the second full bathroom with a classic footed bathtub are on the second level. The third bedroom is one more level up and feels like a step back in time with log walls, exposed wood ceiling, wood floors and a brick fireplace. Windows keep it light and bright. __Energy efficient upgrades include R30 insulation in the attic, two new Trane HVAC units with propane backup, and double-paned windows. __Property also includes a grainery, woodshed and a garden shed. Conveniently located between Harpers Ferry and Shepherdstown with quick access to commuter routes and MARC line.