Red Hill, an imposing Federal home, c. 1825, is elegantly sited upon a hilltop surrounded by beautiful pastoral & mountain views. This home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The double-pile central hallway with nearly 12' ceilings is graced by an open-well stair, inspired by Owen Biddle's book, The Young Carpenter's Assistant. Many of the other home's features, which were influenced by this book, remain in the home & are in excellent condition. First & second-floor doorways are framed by symmetrical molded architraves w/ turned corner blocks. Many of the six-paneled doors & original mantels remain. Red Hill, offered on 40+/- acres, offers the ultimate in privacy & is surrounded by 1600+/- acres protected by a VOF conservation easement. This is a very worthy restoration project waiting for its new owner to bring it back to its glory!,Fireplace in Basement,Fireplace in Bedroom,Fireplace in Den,Fireplace in Dining Room,Fireplace in Kitchen,Fireplace in Living Room,Fireplace in Study/Library