Welcome to 49 Meeting House Lane in Oley Township. History abounds on this Oley Valley Schools homestead tucked away on 31 plus beautiful acres just off the historic Main Street in the "Valley". The stone house was constructed in the mid 1700's and served as a summer home for 2 school teachers. In 1883 the main house was built by Susan and Mahlon Deturk. History says this property had a canal originating on the northeast corner serving the onsite tannery. Today the water features include a babbling stream and a stocked spring fed one acre pond both in view from your enclosed 3 season front porch seat. Enter through the side laundry/mudroom with a powder room to your right into your sure to please full eat-in oak kitchen with propane range oven. Formal living room and dining room both with hardwoods completes the main level. Take the stairs to the 3 generous sized bedrooms and the full tub shower hall bath. Finished attic would make a nice bedroom 4 or in home office , just add heat and cooling. Plenty of outbuildings are ready to serve your livestock needs including a 3 story 36' x 33' barn with a current design layout for 6 horse stalls and a 33' x 24' attached wagon shed. Other outbuildings include a 25' x 40' steel equipment building, 28' x 16' sheep shed, 24' x 16' steer shed, 8' x 10 ' chicken coop and a small utility and wood shed. Don't forget to take a peak at the 2 story 22' x 22' original stone house with an attached 22' x 12' one bay garage. The land break down per the agrarian report is farmstead 1 acre, pond 1 acre, pasture and tillable 18 acres and 12 acres of woodland to the rear. If you're looking for a historic farmette with all the "I wants" then look no further! This is the one... Schedule your tour today! Oh and if thats not enough you are just steps away on the southwest corner to the adjoining Oley Fairgrounds home to a slew of community events including the almost world famous Oley Fair getting ready to celebrate it's 75th anniversary this fall!