This historic home was originally built in Millbrook, New York in 1733 by one of the nine partners of the early English land grant. The carefully maintained original architectural features reflect its heritage. On 10 ½ acres the property is a mixture of meadows and woods and bordered on 2 sides by a year round running stream. Clipped lawns surround the house and a privately situated terrace for entertaining is particularly attractive. The interior of the house is a charming combination of old and new boasting 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. 4 wood burning fireplaces, beamed ceilings and wide board floors. All building components are in correct proportion. The in-home office has an outside entrance. An unfinished apartment over the 3 car garage is ready for imaginative reconstruction. The swimming pool is 20 x45 and several outbuildings complete this most attractive domain.