Historic Home built for a Doctor who would come and nurse the community in 1713. Deeded to the Doctor in 1720 when he built a bridal staircase for his bride. The grounds are beautiful and lively year-around with a variety of trees, plants, flowers and birds. The home has both historic charm, as well as a homey feel to it.  The attached In-Law suite affords the homeowner the luxury of living in the home in a variety of ways. Through out the house you will find modern conviences as well as touches of history.  

FEATURES

• 4.5 baths,
• 3 with a Jacuzzi,
• 2 with a bidet
• 6 bedrooms
• Hardwood and Parquet floors
• Bright natural lighting via insulated storm windows throughout
• Built-in bookcases and corner cabinets
• Passage between Main house and Mother-law extension
• Outstanding views of the multi-garden landscape
• Stainless steel heated Greenhouse, approximately 14X20
• Grape arbor pergola
• 3 out buildings
• 11 fruit trees Blueberry bushes
• Elderberry bushes
• Ginkgo Biloba tree
• Tunnel (used on underground railroad)
• Brick Smokehouse
• 2 story Hand-pegged Barn Visited by General Washington in 1778 after the Battle of Monmouth

This lovely Historic 18th century home has been lovingly carried for and upgraded. Current owner has a complete history of the house which has been occupied by a Dr since it was built through the 1880s. You can be in your new home to celebrate its 300th birthday and enjoy the fruits and flowers that abound around you.

THIS HOME IS NOT ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER FOR HISTORIC SITES AND HAS BEEN PURPOSELY KEPT OFF THAT REGISTER SO THAT UPGRADES AND RENNOVATIONS CAN BE DONE.