Step into a rare blend of history, craftsmanship, and modern comfort. This beautifully remodeled 4BD/2.5BA home sits on 2.012 serene acres within Fayetteville city limits, just a short walk to the historic square, shops, dining, and St. John’s. Originally built in the 1800s as the rectory for Fr. Joseph Cromcik, its heritage lives on through preserved hand-hewn cedar and a stained-glass window from the church. Taken to the studs in 2020–21, the home was rebuilt with new wiring, plumbing, insulation, sheetrock, flooring, fixtures, and fully updated kitchen and baths. Zoned HVAC and a 2008 metal roof add comfort and durability. Enjoy expansive porches, mature trees, and open green space. A 1,200-sq-ft metal building with concrete floor, insulation, roll-up door, electric, and chicken coop adds versatility. With organic gardens and peaceful acreage, this one-of-a-kind property offers history, privacy, and convenience.