About this property

Provenance, privacy and personality...this 1900's farm home has it all, including a bomb shelter! The story begins and ends with charm and is a MUST SEE. The 9 acres spans both sides of Ash Road. This traditional stone farm home offers a quiet, private bucolic setting with a wing for modern living. It was built in 1847, and the original cornerstone is framed for posterity. The height of the ceilings and size of the windows define this home and aesthetically elevate it from others of the period. The rooms are larger, brighter, and more inviting. The original wood floors with random width planks are a treasure. The original part of the home has three fireplaces. One fireplace, now decorative, includes the original hardware used for cooking. The lowest level of the home is a walk-out garden level that could be used as an office with a private entrance or bedroom for a young adult! The newer first floor wing is open concept and captures both dramatic views of the outside and long sight lines inside. The first floor also offers a full bedroom en suite which could serve as a second master. The next level (the master level) includes the owners suite, a customized laundry room and s beautiful views from every window. Greeting you at the upper most level of the home is a bonus area articulating with two bedrooms, another full bath birds-eye views. Covid concern have created the necessity to carefully schedule showings. All visitors are expected to complete PAR standardized forms related to travel and exposure prior to visiting. Showings will be limited to two adults and one buyers' agent, at any given time. SPECIAL NOTE: The tax figures will not match public records... 9 ac is the combined acreage of TWO separate tax parcels See PDF in documents for more detail.

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