Discover the Fink Farm Estate, a 10+ acre creative compound in Lower Mount Bethel Township anchored by a late 18th-century stone farmhouse with four bedrooms and two baths. For more than fifty years, acclaimed photographer Larry Fink made this his home with his first wife, painter Joan Snyder, whose canvases helped redefine American abstraction, and later with his second wife, sculptor Martha Posner, whose work has been exhibited widely across the country. Together, these artists cultivated the property into a sanctuary where art, agriculture, and community intertwined. The farmhouse blends stone walls, exposed beams, and wide-plank floors with modern updates. Beyond it lies a Pennsylvania bank barn with studio/darkroom legacy, a rustic cabin with loft and greenhouse-style bath, a caretaker's cottage with vaulted ceilings and wood stove, and a storybook studio cottage. A woodland sauna, chicken coop, stone sheds, and lean-tos add both charm and utility. The grounds feature fenced paddocks, raised beds, a greenhouse, koi pond, and quartz-studded meadows with trails leading to Little Martins Creek. Enrolled in Pennsylvania's Clean & Green program, the estate enjoys low taxes while maintaining its agricultural character. Just 90 minutes from NYC and under two hours to Philadelphia, the Fink Farm Estate is both a historic home and a cultural landmark.