Historic 1900 home on a rare Fort Collins horse property with the convenience of being just minutes from Fort Collins. This hobby farm on 0.9 fully fenced acres, thoughtfully designed for both equestrian living and country charm. The property features dual pastures, a 13′ x 30′ loafing shed, hay storage, and a complete horse stall with a tack room attached to the garage. The stall includes a Dutch door that opens directly to the pasture, creating a functional and convenient setup for horse owners. An established apiary adds to the property’s unique homestead appeal, offering an ideal opportunity for bee lovers and hobby farmers alike. Steeped in local history, the charming farmhouse was originally built in Old Town Fort Collins in 1900 and relocated to the historic Blevins Dairy in 1968. Inside, you’ll find original hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, updated electrical and plumbing, a high-efficiency furnace, and a wood-burning stove that keeps the home warm and cozy throughout the winter months. The spacious enclosed sunroom provides endless possibilities as an art studio, home office, creative workspace, or additional living area. With TDS high-speed internet, Northern Colorado Water, and PVREA electric, this one-of-a-kind property offers the tranquility of rural living, modern conveniences and the functionality of a horse property.