A Place in the Country... Is the title of the article from Country Home Collection magazine, which explains the intimate nuances and nurturing details of this 1819 stone structure. Many other articles have noted the 14-year process the owners painstakingly accomplished, out of the respect and care of this resident. The owners? a personal journey and tending to this home are duly archived in the notable publications of Country Living and Country Home magazines. However, to genuinely appreciate all the integrity of the work, one must see and experience it in person. This property is serenely located in the hamlet of Point Pleasant, where little stone houses speckle the banks of the Delaware River and offer a quiet haven and a forest of refuge. The home offers beamed ceilings, the back-to-back fireplaces, pine flooring, electric lighting carefully hidden in the rafters, and numerous modern amenities, all of which have been unobtrusively tucked away. It also offers three bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, a family room, original hardwood floors, two gas fireplaces, a new Buderus furnace, and an artist studio/workshop above the two-vehicle garage