Via Weekeepeemee 509

Steeped in 18th-century charm, this rare 1747 Saltbox estate seamlessly marries historic integrity with modern luxury. Tucked away on a peaceful country lane, the main home boasts original wide-plank wood floors, dual fireplaces, twin staircases, authentic built-ins, and freshly renovated baths. At its heart is the kitchen featuring Viking appliances and granite counters that open to garden views. Step through the screened stone-and-timber breezeway to a newly expanded patio and custom firepit crafted directly from native fieldstone, all beneath a classic wood-shingle and copper roof. The surrounding grounds function as a true New England compound. A separate two-bedroom carriage house offers built-in guest quarters with a covered porch and an oversized 2.5-car garage. Nearby, a newer two-story 40’x28’ barn provides flexible space for a creative studio, vehicle storage, or livestock, complemented by two additional storage sheds. Recent improvements include, but are not limited to, a new cedar-shingle roof with copper downspouts (2025), new A/C, fresh interior paint throughout (2026), and refinished flooring. It is an unmistakable rural sanctuary with abundant room for hosting friends and extended family.