A property worthy of its feature in Country Living magazine Historic character and idyllic charm abound from the rolling grounds and ponds, multiple outbuildings, and sophisticated yet subtle style that has been brought to the main home by the present owners. Open and spacious first level, split into two large airy spaces with original wide plank and random-width wood flooring. One side, the kitchen and dining area with walk-in fireplace with wood-burning stove; the other, the family room with second walk-in fireplace and wood stove along with convenient powder room. Through the kitchen provides access to the porch, one side screened, the other a heated sunroom overlooking the fenced back yard and timeless grounds and stone outbuildings. Four bedrooms and three full baths can be found on the second and third floors of the home along with a den/common area-the spacious main bedroom has an en suite bath, and all three bathrooms have claw foot tubs with shower attachments. What was once utilized as a goat milk house is now refreshed as an 1,800 sq ft warehouse. Several additional buildings are on the property large barn, garage, sheds a workshop that's been insulated, with newer windows, and wood stove; the summer kitchen next to the main house, which has walk-in fireplace on lower level, new windows and roof, and is finished on the upper floor and used as an exercise/art space; the two-story cottage which was the original home prior to the main house being built (could be finished for possible short-term rental, confirm with municipality!), along with a second stone building that has the potential of finishing. There are three ponds- the upper being more natural with Koi, and the lower two, one with a dock. A rustic arbored path can be found on the property that holds kiwi and wisteria. Many of the buildings have architectural shingle roofing and updated electrical, the main home has two-zone heat with Nest thermostats. Eighteen acres, including the two +/- acres that set on the other side of Grims Mill Rd (see aerial of lot lines in photos please). So much has been done to preserve the history as well as allow the property to carry on for years to come.