This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history. Old Farm is an enduring example of early New England architecture, sited on 15± pastoral acres abutting 100+ acres of ECGA conservation land with a network of trails. The house was built c. 1658 and thoughtfully enlarged and restored over time blending 17th-century origins with Colonial Revival elegance. Approached by a long allée of maple trees, the stately residence is distinguished by its classic gambrel roof and massive central chimney. Period details and carefully preserved architectural elements can be found throughout. The setting is equally compelling. Framed by stone walls, the property is enveloped by open meadows, rolling lawns, and specimen trees, creating a landscape of exceptional natural beauty. Additional structures include a carriage house with an apartment and an early 20th-century barn with stalls. Old Farm is protected by a preservation restriction, safeguarding its significant interior and exterior features.