The 1905 farmhouse, and lovely flower garden, sits on 170 acres of open land. The property includes rolling vistas, five ponds and a creek. A goat named “Bootsie” and sheep with names like “Sue Ellen” and “Pittipat” wander around the area of the 150 year-old barn
The handsome horned “Milking Devon” cattle, a breed that was brought over from England on the Mayflower, graze the field or gather under the “lone tree”. Two of the herd were purchased from Mt. Vernon. The owners hope that they came from a line of cattle owned by George Washington. They named the first three cows, “Harry, Larry and Curlie”.