127 Route 100

Set on 5.5 pristine acres, this farmhouse colonial dates to 1830 and was thoughtfully expanded in 2000, seamlessly blending historic character with modern scale and livability. The living room is bright and generously sized, with wide windows, wood floors, original doors, and built-ins that reflect the home’s heritage, while the layout flows naturally, balancing flexibility with warmth and authenticity. A central hallway leads past a powder room and basement access into the kitchen—the heart of the home—designed for daily living and entertaining with a substantial island that opens seamlessly to a spacious family room anchored by a striking fireplace and glass doors to the patio. An adjacent sun-filled dining area wrapped in windows creates an ideal gathering space. Two staircases provide thoughtful separation, including a private stair to the primary suite, which features a fireplace, a large walk-in closet, and a double-vanity bath. Three additional bedrooms, a full bath, and a versatile bonus room offer flexibility for office, playroom, or guest space. The lower level is divided into two sections, each with its own staircase, offering ample storage and potential. Outside, the grounds are exceptional, anchored by mature specimen trees including Red Oak, Beech, Sweetgum, Dawn Redwood, and Apple, creating a landscape that feels curated and timeless. A rare opportunity where history, scale, and setting come together with intention, shown by appointment.