Farmhouse/National Folk

Step back in time without giving up today's comforts in this extraordinary circa 1825 brown sandstone home, where nearly two centuries of craftsmanship have been lovingly preserved. Constructed of solid brown sandstone and rich with authentic architectural details, this 5 bay center hall federal style home tells a story in every room. The original owner served as the bookkeeper at nearby Hopewell Furnace, and over the years the property has worn many hats - including its days as the well-known commercial poultry operation, Hainey’s Hen House. From the moment you arrive, you'll appreciate the timeless character that simply can't be recreated. Inside, you'll find six original decorative fireplaces, beautiful real wood floors, deep window sills, original built-in cupboards, and historic millwork that has gracefully stood the test of time. The spacious center hall welcomes you inside and opens to a light-filled living room, while the elegant dining room showcases an original mantel, charming built-ins, and connects to the rear hall with its original back staircase. A convenient first-floor powder room adds a welcome touch of modern functionality without compromising the home's historic charm. The spacious, primitive-style kitchen offers a simple, functional layout that leaves plenty of opportunity for your own vision and updates. Twin built-in cupboards flank the original fireplace, complete with its historic cooking crane - a wonderful reminder of the home's early days. Just beyond, the original combination summer kitchen / smokehouse remain, adding yet another layer of character and history that is rarely found today. Upstairs, four generously sized bedrooms continue the home's rich character, with three featuring their own fireplaces and built-ins. A central full bath and a cozy sitting room or home office with access to the rear staircase complete the second floor. A walk-up attic provides copious amounts of storage space. History meets modern convenience with the addition of central air conditioning, while outside an oversized detached two-car garage provides plenty of space for vehicles, hobbies, or storage. In the backyard, the picturesque remains of an old stone barn offer endless possibilities-whether preserved as a stunning historic feature, transformed into a garden focal point, or thoughtfully repurposed into something truly special. Some homes are simply places to live. Others become part of your story. Rich in history, overflowing with character, and impossible to duplicate, this remarkable property is ready for its next steward. Come experience the warmth, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty that have made this home so special for over 200 years.

Step back in time without giving up today's comforts in this extraordinary circa 1825 brown sandstone home, where nearly two centuries of craftsmanship have been lovingly preserved. Constructed of solid brown sandstone and rich with authentic architectural details, this 5 bay center hall federal style home tells a story in every room. The original owner served as the bookkeeper at nearby Hopewell Furnace, and over the years the property has worn many hats - including its days as the well-known commercial poultry operation, Hainey’s Hen House. From the moment you arrive, you'll appreciate the timeless character that simply can't be recreated. Inside, you'll find six original decorative fireplaces, beautiful real wood floors, deep window sills, original built-in cupboards, and historic millwork that has gracefully stood the test of time. The spacious center hall welcomes you inside and opens to a light-filled living room, while the elegant dining room showcases an original mantel, charming built-ins, and connects to the rear hall with its original back staircase. A convenient first-floor powder room adds a welcome touch of modern functionality without compromising the home's historic charm. The spacious, primitive-style kitchen offers a simple, functional layout that leaves plenty of opportunity for your own vision and updates. Twin built-in cupboards flank the original fireplace, complete with its historic cooking crane - a wonderful reminder of the home's early days. Just beyond, the original combination summer kitchen / smokehouse remain, adding yet another layer of character and history that is rarely found today. Upstairs, four generously sized bedrooms continue the home's rich character, with three featuring their own fireplaces and built-ins. A central full bath and a cozy sitting room or home office with access to the rear staircase complete the second floor. A walk-up attic provides copious amounts of storage space. History meets modern convenience with the addition of central air conditioning, while outside an oversized detached two-car garage provides plenty of space for vehicles, hobbies, or storage. In the backyard, the picturesque remains of an old stone barn offer endless possibilities-whether preserved as a stunning historic feature, transformed into a garden focal point, or thoughtfully repurposed into something truly special. Some homes are simply places to live. Others become part of your story. Rich in history, overflowing with character, and impossible to duplicate, this remarkable property is ready for its next steward. Come experience the warmth, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty that have made this home so special for over 200 years.