Once the cherished country residence of acclaimed wildlife artist and tableware designer Lynn Chase, this gracious four-bedroom manor dates back to 1850 and had a major update in 1998. Set on five point ninety-six acres of rolling pasture framed by stone walls, this charming estate is spacious but manageable, complete with a garage and horse barn, larger barn, fenced paddocks, and a small pond. Rich in character and period detail, this Greek Revival home boasts wood paneling, exposed beams, built-in cabinetry, and antique flooring. The first floor offers plenty of space for entertaining, with a formal entry, spacious receiving room, library, and parlor - each with working fireplaces. A 1998 addition introduced a bright open kitchen and dining area with French doors opening onto an elegant south-facing bluestone patio. Upstairs, the generous primary suite features a sunny Juliet balcony and an adjoining private study. Also on the second floor are two guest bedrooms with two more full bathrooms. The wonderful third floor suite