"We wanted to swap the busy lifestyle of being in a crowded neighborhood for the woods' peace and serenity," Alyssa told Newsweek.

The home dates back to the 1700s, but officials say it has to go. It's being sold again after the first buyer backed out.

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The price tag is lower than it had been the last few times the building went up for sale. It had been listed earlier this year for $200,000, down from $475,000 in 2017. “My thought was, you know, it ...