Yes, that garage goes with this property! Yes, it has 4 bays! Yes, it has loft storage! Yes, there is a separate buried gas tank just for the garage! Yes, it has a metal roof! Yes, it has a steel beam with a pulling device! Yes, all you car people, it does have a macadam driveway that goes right to it! That’s one box checked you never thought you had a chance to check, but here it is! But, it also has a house; a charming farmhouse-style home built in 1891, so expect the inside to reflect that era, but an addition off the kitchen was added which includes a bathroom with a stall shower and laundry area with a washer and dryer that remain and shelving for easy storage of laundry supplies. Be delighted and surprised by the size of the kitchen, with a stainless steel fridge and stove, also remaining. The main level has a living room and a dining room, currently used as an all-purpose room. The upper level has a primary bedroom, repainted, a second, wallpapered bedroom, and a full bath with a tub. Heading to the basement, a nice surprise in an older farmhouse is the Comfortmaker oil hot air furnace and electric Turbo energy-saver hot water heater, both newer and in good shape, and no knob and tube! This gem is sewer connected, and though it is serviced by a well, the property can be connected to the public water service. There is more – this home is wired for a generator, has a second 1,000 gal oil tank that services just the house, and has replacement windows. The exterior of the home may very well be your favorite aspect of this unique property with its L-shaped front and side porch and a deck off the kitchen with access through French doors. The blend of old and new is perfect and with the large side yard you gain tremendous space for outdoor activities. Saving the best for last, the zoning on this one is B/VC, Borough Village Center Mixed Use District, and the allowable uses are extensive and diverse from A-Z! You might even check a few boxes you didn’t even know were on your checklist!