This beautiful early 19th Century plaster over stone farmhouse, set on 2 picturesque acres, is located in the quaint village of Solebury and being offered for the first time in 48 years. Documented history of the property dates to William Penn. This property has been preserved and maintained with respect for period detail. Characteristics of the home include a fabulous Great Room with a walk in fireplace and a second formal fireplace, open beams, pine floors, a charming built in cupboard, all creating a wonderful ambiance for entertaining. Enjoy scenic views overlooking the countryside from the cozy dining room, defined by its herring bone pattern brick floor. The sunny kitchen, harmonious with the style home, features raised panel & pegged pine cabinetry crafted by Luther Nash, marble counter tops, Delft tile backsplash, and radiant heated tile floor. A covered porch, accessed from the Great Room or the Kitchen,is the place to relax and listen to the sweet sounds of birdsong. The original pie stairs lead to pumpkin pine floors on the upper level. Built in cupboards & closets, plus a smaller(closed)fireplace highlight the main Bedroom. A second and third charming room accommodate bedroom or office/den furnishings. An exposed stone wall with pine cabinetry creates a unique bathroom with an artistic pictorial marble & tile floor and shower, hand crafted by renowned tile craftsman, Robert Whitermore. Deep window sills, 6 over 6 pane windows, slate, cedar shake and metal roofs, period hardware, plaster walls, pine panel doors and entry way, garden stone walls, stately trees and shrubs are all inherent to the character of this wonderful home. Additional space includes the basement, a walk up attic, and a 3-Car Quaker Meeting Style post and beam garage with attached garden shed. This property offers much more than just a house! It is the continuation of stewardship of this awesome Solebury property! You will fall in love with this home!