Built in 1795, this impeccably restored home is one of our region's true treasures — a perfect harmony of historic architecture and modern comfort. The original log section, constructed by early settler William Nash, features a grand living room on the first floor and a spacious bedroom above — each graced with its own fireplace. A third-floor attic provides additional storage or creative space, revealing hand-hewn timbers that whisper of 18th-century craftsmanship. Just beyond, you'll find an early dining room with a remarkable stone room below, likely used for food storage in the home's earliest days. The thoughtfully designed modern additions include a charming eat-in kitchen and den, a full bath, and a private master suite, all seamlessly integrated into the home's historic fabric. The lower level accommodates a convenient laundry area and generous storage beneath the original cabin. Out back, a large workshop offers excellent space for projects or restoration work, and the property also includes a Victorian-era cottage—a delightful complement to the main house that can serve as a guest retreat or income-producing rental. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece off our region's history.
