Nestled along the West Branch of the Delaware River, the historic home once known as "Chestnut Grove" embodies elegance, serenity, and a fascinating past. With its expansive layout, including seven bedrooms, it served as a perfect venue for family gatherings and the gracious hosting of guests. Architectural features like bay windows and French doors enhance its refined charm, while its storied history adds to the allure.

Built by a prominent local figure and entrepreneur, this home also played a significant role as a "safe house" on the Underground Railroad and was visited by a U.S. President.

Surrounded by nature, the property is shaded by ancient oak and towering maple trees, with the river below offering some of the best dry fly fishing waters for wild trout on the East Coast. Whether relaxing by the riverbank or exploring the scenic surroundings, this estate offers a rare opportunity to experience the beauty and history of a bygone era.