A true gem and one of Hunterdon's most historically significant homes, no expenses were spared in restoring, updating, and expanding this eleven thousand four hundred sixty square feet, nine bedrooms and five and one‑half bathrooms circa‑1771 stone manor home, which was originally the home of Revolutionary War hero Charles Stewart, who was quartermaster for George Washington's troops. Listed on both the national and state registries of historic places, this gorgeous one‑of‑a‑kind estate is sited on forty-seven farm‑assessed acres with a totally private homesite further enhanced by truly extraordinary perennial gardens, towering specimen trees, a recently resurfaced heated in‑ground pool, a fifty-one by thirty outbuilding, and a great location just minutes from the picturesque historic town of Clinton and just one hour from New York City. The home features a perfect-for‑entertaining thirty-one by thirty great room with twenty-foot ceilings and Jerusalem marble floors, a nineteen by eighteen cathedral state-of-the-art chef's kitchen and wainscoted cathedral-ceiling breakfast room, an enormous light-bright-and-airy formal living room, a wood-paneled coffered-ceiling library, a huge twenty-one by eighteen formal dining room, an expansive master bedroom suite with a luxurious marble-floored master bathroom and a huge custom-outfitted walk-in closet, spacious room sizes throughout, intricately detailed custom millwork, original hardwood and pumpkin pine floors, a two bedroom separate-entry in-law suite, an authentic nineteenth-century tavern room, ten fireplaces, and so much more. The scope of the house, its true turn-key condition,and the sheer beauty of the land make Lansdown a genuine treasure.