Step into history at Buck Hill Farm, a charming 1788 farmhouse set on approximately 115 acres across four parcels three farmland-preserved. This 3,200-square-foot estate exudes genuine country warmth everywhere you turn, offering a serene retreat just 4 miles from Route 80 and roughly 70 miles from New York City. The first floor welcomes you with a wide entry flowing to the dining room and kitchen with the original hearth on one side, and an enormous living room with two fireplaces and a custom built-in library on the other. Upstairs, four bedrooms, a full bath, and a versatile room adjacent to the primary suite perfect as an office, dressing room, or walk-in closet are complemented by wide plank pumpkin pine floors, six decorative fireplaces, tall ceilings, oversized windows, and enduring doors, trim, and woodwork. Generously proportioned hallways enhance the home's flow and frame 360-degree views of rolling pastures, woodlands, and two tranquil ponds. The grounds feature a barn, run-in livestock buildings, a silo, a two-story stone outbuilding reminiscent of a storybook playhouse, a garden, chicken coop, pasture fencing, and a stone staircase to a stream with a private dock. Historically home to longhorns, pigs, chickens, and many crops, Buck Hill Farm is ideally suited to be a working farm while still offering a peaceful country sanctuary. More than a home, Buck Hill Farm is a lifestyle a rare combination of rustic heritage, natural beauty, and limitless possibility.