Situated At The Southeast Corner Of The Old Barker Tract, This L-shaped Stone Farmhouse Has Passed Through Very Few Owners Since The Late 1700s. Many Original Features Are Intact. The C.1820 Addition Contains A Straight Staircase As Well As A Big Walk-in Stone Fireplace (non-functional). Seven Doors Give Access To This House, With A Covered Front Porch And Rear Screened Sunporch. Walk-up Attic Has Three Rooms With Finished Ceilings. A Separate Summer Kitchen/studio Contains A Second Walk-in Stone Fireplace With An Intact Beehive Oven. In The Last Century This Was A Dairy Farm And You Can Still See The Original Silo And Stalls. Huge Bank Barn With Pegged Beams Stands Witness To Centuries Of Tenure, And A Smaller Barn With Sliding Doors Serves As A Garage. Property Contains 3 Acre Pasture With Run-in Pole Barn And A Corn Field Of Approximately 10 Acres. You Can Watch Your Horses From The Kitchen Window!