Step back in time while enjoying the charm and tranquility of country living at the historic Jeremiah Thompson Farmstead. Set on 30 private acres along a quiet country road, this beautifully preserved 1840 Cape offers a rare blend of New Hampshire history, natural beauty, and opportunity. The home features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, an eat-in kitchen, living room, utility room, and a stunning great room created from the original ell. This inviting space showcases exposed beams, cathedral ceilings, a wood stove, expansive windows overlooking the property, and French doors leading to the deck. A wide staircase leads to two additional bedrooms, a hobby room, and unfinished storage space. Recent improvements include a wood boiler and whole-house generator, providing efficiency, comfort, and peace of mind. The detached two-car garage is insulated, heated with a wood stove, and offers a spacious loft above for storage, hobbies, or workshop space. The current owners have embraced the property's agricultural heritage with a seasonal maple sugaring operation complete with sugar shack, sap lines, and collection buckets. Open fields, wooded acreage, and historic stone walls create a picturesque setting with exceptional privacy and endless possibilities for homesteading, hobby farming, recreation, or simply enjoying a peaceful country lifestyle. History enthusiasts will appreciate the property's connection to the Thompson family, including the private Moses Thompson Cemetery dating to the late 1700s. The abandoned New Boston Road forms part of the property boundary and provides a wonderful trail for walking, horseback riding, snowshoeing, and exploring the land. Whether you're seeking a homestead, hobby farm, recreational retreat, or private country estate, this one-of-a-kind property offers a truly special opportunity in the heart of New Hampshire's Lakes Region.