1926 Gore Road is not simply a place to live. It is a place to feel at home, surrounded by trees, farmland, and history that speaks the moment you walk in. This private 7-acre, move-in ready property is a genuine park-like escape.From the moment you step on the porch, you feel the warmth, character, and a sense of history that cannot be replicated. This 1870 stone farmhouse fills you with a rare calm, a place built for relaxing evenings as much as for gathering the people you love. The spacious kitchen is built for entertaining, featuring a 6-burner stove, a large granite island, built-in appliances, and a floor-to-ceiling coffee bar with a beverage fridge. Eight-foot black iron French doors highlight the farmhouse’s 9-foot ceilings throughout, adding a contemporary touch to the historic space. The sun-drenched living/dining addition features three walls of windows framing scenic views, with sliding doors to a south-facing patio. Heated oak plank flooring and a fireplace bring warmth on cool evenings, and the 777 sq. ft. space offers ample room for hosting.The main floor also offers a mudroom with wall-to-wall cabinetry, heated slate floors, and a reclaimed stone wall accent, along with a bedroom or office featuring a bay window that fills the room with morning sunshine. A flex room off the kitchen can become anything you need, a reading nook, playroom, home office, or yoga studio, a space just for you. Upstairs, 3 bedrooms offer a peaceful retreat, and the primary bedroom features wall-to-wall cabinetry and an en-suite with heated slate flooring and a skylight that brings the sky in, day or night.Outside, the 7 acres unfold with an original stone shed, a 2-car stone garage, and an 18×36 barn offering hydro, water, a heated workshop, and mezzanine storage, with an oversized sliding door for hosting. A fenced chicken and goat coop rounds out the property, with room beyond for a vegetable garden, fruit trees, or flowers, whatever you dream of.