1890 Attica Farmhouse, Half-Acre, No Neighbors, Wide Views — $150,000

The thing that stands out about this place is the privacy. No neighbors. Wide views. A half-acre lot on State Route 4 in Attica, and from the listing description, the land around it opens up enough that you actually feel it. That combination, a 130-year-old farmhouse with room to breathe, is harder to find than it sounds at this price.

The house was built in 1890 and runs 1,336 square feet across three bedrooms and one full bath. It has been updated in places without being gutted of what made it worth keeping. The kitchen has three large windows and gets real natural light. There is a peninsula, counter space, and storage. It reads like someone thought about how the room actually gets used.

Off the kitchen is a laundry and mudroom, which on a property like this pulls its weight. There is also a wood burner in that room. The agent notes it is not yet installed for heating, but it could offset utility costs once it is.

The primary bedroom is on the main floor, which matters depending on who is living there. The full bath next to it has been updated. Two more bedrooms are in the house, though the listing does not say where they sit or what condition they are in. The agent description is thin on those details.

The property is in the Seneca East School System. The seller is a licensed real estate agent in Ohio, which the listing discloses.

At 134 years old, this house has the proportions and placement of something built before houses started looking like subdivisions. Whether it needs work beyond what is described, the listing does not say. But the lot, the views, and the main-floor bedroom are real things, and at $150,000 for a farmhouse with a half-acre and no one next to it, you are at least looking at something with a clear sense of what it is.