There are homes with history, and then there are homes that invite you to become part of it. Originally rooted in the Joseph Hollister II homestead, this circa 1740 property blends early American character with modern updates, creating a setting that feels both timeless and completely livable. Set along scenic Tryon Street, the home captures beautiful light from sunrise to sunset, with views that reflect the surrounding farmland and river landscape. Inside, the kitchen opens effortlessly to a welcoming family room, where wide board pine floors and exposed beams create warmth and style. The dining area, anchored by a fireplace and original beehive oven, sets the stage for gatherings both intimate and grand. Throughout the remainder of the home, preserved chestnut floors add rich texture and authenticity. With three fireplaces in total, each space carries its own sense of comfort and purpose, from the living room to additional flexible rooms ready to suit your needs. Upstairs offers a spacious primary suite with vaulted ceiling.