For
Historic Country House in
"Great Comet Farm"
$669,000
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Built in 1767, Great Comet Farm
is one of the earliest Quaker
homesteads in Owned
by a noted
preservation architect, the Farm retains a wealth of original 18th
C. features: 2 sitting rooms with
intact paneling and wainscoting c. 1790; the original massive
chimney stacks
servicing 5 hearths and baking oven; the c. 1815 dining room
(with
original paneling) and paneled kitchen hearth of the
same date;
original “gunstock” posts, beams, and old built-in cupboards
throughout. Farmhouse and wing combine 14 rooms, 3.5 baths, 6 fireplaces, master suite with dressing room, plus 2-3 further bedrooms, kitchen with granite counters, 2 pantries and ample closets. Perfect for professional practice, gentleman's farm or B&B. |
The
Wing includes:
The Farm is beautifully sited at the bend of rural, historic
Other
Features:
Rear view of garage and barn
wing, showing private office/apartment entrance and additional parking .
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Dining room with view into center
hall. Dining room seats 10 comfortably. |
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Another view of dining room
showing hearth and circa 1815 paneling. |
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Parlour or additional bedroom,
with hearth and baking oven. |
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Kitchen with granite counters,
new oven, original hearth. |
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The breakfast room connects
farmhouse to barn wing, warmed by red Vermont Castings gas stove.
French doors (not shown) lead to rear terrace, gazebo and field. |
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The library in the ground floor
of the Barn Wing is a spacious cathedral-ceilinged room with seating
around the gas-fired hearth, room for two library or dining tables and
a second sofa seating area (not shown). Interior entry to 2-story
office/apartment shown. French doors lead to rear terrace. |
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The second floor of the Barn Wing
is an informal loft space, perfect for entertainment center, exercise
room, etc. Another entrance to office/apartment not shown. |
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View of hayfield and gazebo. |
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Great Comet Farm front entrance
with kitchen garden (raised beds). The Barn Wing and breakfast
room ell attach to the original 1767 Farmhouse (partially seen at left). |
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Great Comet Farm weathers an
historic blizzrd, as it has for 240 years! |
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