Aitkin County
Historic Stone Home On 25.23 Acres In Aitkin County
23454 Kestrel Ave McGrath, MN 56350
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Discover a unique opportunity to own a historic stone home situated on 25.23 acres in rural Aitkin County near McGrath, Minnesota. Constructed in 1922, this bungalow-style residence, commonly known as the Arthyde Stone House, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and showcases craftsmanship and architectural details that have stood the test of time. Built from locally sourced stone, the home's exterior reflects the quality and durability associated with early twentieth-century construction. Inside, many original features remain, including beautiful built-ins, detailed trim, and classic woodworking that contribute to the home's historic character. These preserved architectural elements provide a glimpse into the property's history while offering functional living spaces for today's owner. The home includes four bedrooms and one full bathroom with a layout that provides flexibility for year-round living or seasonal use. Large windows allow natural light to fill the interior while highlighting the woodwork found throughout the home. Surrounding the residence are 25.23 acres of land offering a combination of open space and natural surroundings. The acreage provides opportunities for gardening, raising a small number of animals where permitted, or establishing a hobby farm. The property also offers space for equipment storage, outdoor recreation, and future improvements that are consistent with local zoning and regulations. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate that the Soo Line Trail borders the property. This well-known recreational trail provides convenient access for ATV riding, snowmobiling, hiking, biking, horseback riding, and other seasonal activities. Having direct access to the trail allows you to enjoy miles of maintained recreation without the need to transport equipment to a trailhead. The surrounding area is home to abundant wildlife, forests, lakes, and public lands, making this an attractive location for those who enjoy spending time outdoors. Whether your interests include wildlife observation, photography, trail riding, gardening, or simply enjoying the peaceful setting, this property offers a variety of recreational opportunities year-round. Located near McGrath, the property provides a rural setting while remaining within reasonable driving distance of nearby communities for shopping, dining, and everyday services. Its combination of acreage, historic significance, and recreational access makes it a distinctive offering within central Minnesota. The Arthyde Stone House offers an opportunity to own a piece of Minnesota history while enjoying the flexibility of more than 25 acres of land. Historic homes listed on the National Register of Historic Places are recognized for their architectural and historical importance. Whether you are looking for a country residence, a property with space for hobby farming, or a historic home with access to year-round recreation, this Aitkin County property offers a combination of history, acreage, and outdoor lifestyle in one location.
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- 25.23 acres in Aitkin County near McGrath
- Historic Arthyde Stone House built in 1922
- Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
- Four-bedroom, one-bath bungalow-style home
- Stone construction with historic architectural character
- Open acreage suitable for gardening or hobby farm activities
- Direct access to the Soo Line Trail
- Opportunities for ATV riding, snowmobiling, hiking, biking, and horseback riding
- Rural setting with access to nearby lakes and outdoor recreation
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