Magnificent 1803 period brick house. It boasts Civil War Citation on bronze plaques on house. Inside features untouched period details in an unique pastoral setting. Property is approximately 11 acres with house at 2200 sq.ft.

Enter property via a 1/4 mile grass and white pebble-lined winding, enchanting private lane.  Magnificent 60-foot bank barn with 3 horse stalls is close to the home. (Structural report is available.) Meandering brooks throughout the length of the property. Meadows and pastures for cows, sheep, horses, and goats plus abundance of flowers and butterflies. Multitude of birds, including resident barred owl and blue heron, and native animals delight one and all. There's even a 17x25 pool.

Inside, original windows and panes feature meadow and tree views from every window in the house. 9-ft ceilings. Striking living (1 of 2) room with impressive chestnut beam above stunning Inglenook fireplace with bread oven and warming shelf. Original beams on ceilings. Chair railing throughout entire home.  Hardwood floors throughout. Three (3) extra large, beautiful bedrooms; one loft, and anteroom upstairs. All airy and bright with windows looking out to trees, the meadows, and exquisite property. Two and a half bathrooms.  Very bright kitchen with 2 large period windows; brand new dishwasher and oven; freshly painted. Four (4) original working period fireplaces; two with chimney closets.  Four (4) porches attached to the home: one all season, one the length of the house, one summer sleeping porch, one entry to 1803 home, all freshly painted, past upgraded plexiglass windows and new frames on two.

During the Civil War, soldiers hid in the bank barn and the home was used for multiple Civil War needs. The hand pump (original and working) was used by the running children to fill the soldiers’ canteens as they were not allowed to break out of the marching line.

Selling “As Is." Email for additional information or to set up a viewing.