Historic property in Loyal Valley. Early settler, John Meuseback laid out the town in 1869 and set aside this property for the town square. The fort was also located on this property and protected the early settlers from the Indians. There are some ruins of the fort still on the property. Improvements include a remodeled fully furnished German rock 2/1 home with two living areas (one living area has rock walls and rock fireplace with a formal dining entered from an arched doorway. The up-to-date kitchen has newly installed black stove and refrigerator and even has dishes, pots and pans. Also, a nice size pantry, bar and area to dine. One of the bedrooms is quite large and has wood floors. There are tile floors and also a carpeted room. A private rock courtyard with privacy wall extends to a small bungalow building with utilities and room for storage. Also, a nicely designed chicken house. A well with well house is nearby. There is a well built one room cinder block house with small patio in good repair. The 40' X 60' metal barn is very well built, 2/3rd has slab and one end has a great workshop with double doors and one other exterior door. Other well on the north end of the property has a tall antique tower storage. Both wells are shallow wells approx.35 feet, but good water. The adjoining owner's well is just a little deeper and produces 55 GPM. The property is fenced into three pastures. Home area is fenced with a water feature and garden. All this for $243,000. Property can be purchased with smaller acres. Approx. 4.60 acres with all improvements for $217,000 or 1.5 acres with improvements, except tower and well on north end for $207,000. The property has deep sandy loam reddish soils, this would make a great vineyard site. A wonderful location between Frederickburg and Mason and just off Hwy. 87 on the Loyal Valley Loop. All you need to bring are your clothes, this one is ready for you to enjoy full time or weekend.