1201 N Rd 90 E This unique farmstead offers ±235.94 acres and is located northeast of Hoxie on N Road 90E, just north of E Road 10N. The property features a historic turn-of-the-century native stone home situated on 3.81 acres, along with a farm building and tool shed. A concrete addition was constructed at a later date to the original native stone home. The acreage includes approximately 39.87 acres of cropland and 196.07 acres of fenced native grass pasture. The cropland is divided into two parcels, with approximately 32 acres located in the northwest corner of the property and approximately 8 acres located in the northeast portion. The main homesite is well-equipped with two water wells-one serving the residence and the other supplying the pasture and garden area. Electricity is available to multiple locations throughout the site, and there is ample space for a large garden. The cropland and pasture are currently leased through December 31, 2026. Rich in history, the original native stone home was started in 1897 and completed in 1901. The stone used to construct the house was believed to have been quarried directly from native stone found on the property. Evidence of this history remains today, including a broken chisel still embedded in the native stone wall within the pasture. The home's native stone walls measure approximately 21 inches thick, providing exceptional insulation. A later addition expanded the living space. The home features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living area, laundry room, and a small room leading to a tornado shelter. Heating is provided by propane heaters, while window air conditioners offer seasonal cooling. There is an unattached single car garage/tool shed and a separate farm building on the home site. Whether you're looking to preserve a piece of Sheridan County history, establish a rural retreat, or create a unique hunting lodge where there are ample deer, turkey, pheasant and quail in the area, this one-of-a-kind property offers outstanding potential and endless possibilities.