Overview
Originally built in 1836, this beautifully renovated Federal-style farmhouse is rich with history and character, once part of the Underground Railroad and also used as a Quaker meeting hall. Set on over four acres with Willow Brook meandering through, this one-of-a-kind property offers a peaceful, storied setting with modern comfort woven throughout. Inside, original wide board floors, exposed hardwood beams, and intricate molding and trim work highlight the home’s craftsmanship. The center hall layout leads to a stunning double parlor with two fireplaces and original pocket doors, as well as an open dining and living room boasting two additional fireplaces, perfect for gatherings both intimate and large.The heart of the home—a warm and inviting kitchen—features a wood-burning fireplace, gas stove, island, walk-in pantry, and laundry room. From here, step out to a screened porch —ideal for morning coffee, evening relaxation, or weekend entertaining. Upstairs you’ll find 3 spacious bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, as well as a room that could be used as a 4th bedroom, a custom walk-in closet/dressing room, or sitting room. The attic is a versatile space and can be reached by 2 separate staircases. The exterior boasts classic clapboard siding, metal roof, original 6-over-6 windows, raised garden beds, a fenced backyard, and several vintage outbuildings. In the basement you’ll find updated mechanicals and the original milkroom with bluestone floor, echoing the home’s agricultural past. Located just 3 miles from the Taconic State Parkway, this exceptional property is a beautiful blend of historic significance and modern functionality—a truly one-of-a-kind opportunity not to be missed.