164 Mason Road

Built in 1776 and privately set on 2.5 acres, this classic New England farmhouse offers historic character, meaningful updates, and a setting defined by privacy and natural beauty. Surrounded by open fields, mature fruit and blueberry bushes, and frequent visits from deer, turkey, moose, and songbirds. Elevated views offer a unique vantage point for Fourth of July fireworks, and nearby groomed snowmobile trails provide access extending all the way to Canada. Hardwood floors run throughout, and updated windows brighten the home the property delivers a peaceful rural atmosphere while remaining just minutes from major routes. With virtually no light pollution, the stargazing here is second to none. Evenings reveal expansive, unobstructed skies filled with millions of visible stars, creating a rare and remarkable nighttime experience. Inside, the home blends period authenticity with practical comfort. The kitchen features a traditional wood-fired cook stove that reflects the home’s heritage, complemented by modern appliances. A wood stove in the downstairs living room provides warmth and a welcoming focal point. The residence offers three bedrooms and two baths, including two soaking tubs — one with whirlpool jets — and two large glass-enclosed showers. The basement showcases a cement floor, exposed granite walls, and a dedicated wine cellar, highlighting the craftsmanship of its era. Recent improvements include upgraded PEX plumbing, a newer furnace, and a newer roof, offering added confidence in the home’s infrastructure. Two powered outbuildings in excellent condition provide generous space for vehicles, workshop use, storage, or recreational equipment. This property presents a rare opportunity to own a historic farmhouse with usable acreage, modern system upgrades, exceptional privacy, and truly unmatched night skies.