Greek Revival Time Capsule

Only 1.5 hours from New York City, this Greek Revival farmhouse dates to 1836 and remained in the same family for over 150 years. Situated far back from the road via a long gravel driveway, the original exterior woodwork has been meticulously restored and awaits a fresh coat of paint. Inside, the original wide plank pine floors have been sanded to bare wood. The first floor boasts 10-feet ceilings and original hand-carved moldings in the graciously proportioned main rooms. An original fireplace has been restored, as has the front porch with massive Ionic columns. The second floor remains mostly untouched since the 1940s, with several tiny rooms, a large staircase landing, and walls with original plaster. The property sits on over ten acres with mature maple trees, rolling lawns, and a creek on the property line.