In-built 1700, a Pennsylvania Stone House Is the Oldest Property

An enthralling farmhouse in Mount Bethel, PA, is the oldest property to hit the market this week on Realtor.com®.

The sprawling, six-bedroom property comes with almost 30 acres and is positioned simply minutes from the New Jersey border. The majestic residence provides stunning views from almost each room.

Different antiques to hit the market this week embody an equestrian property in New Jersey, a granite block residence in Connecticut, and a brick home as soon as owned by Maryland’s chief justice.

Scroll down for a full have a look at this week’s 10 oldest properties.

Worth: $2,500,000
12 months constructed: 1700
Expanded farmhouse: This 30-acre property comes with a stone residence that’s been restored and expanded through the years, together with a four-story addition.

Interval particulars of the six-bedroom, 7,945-square-foot residence embody wood-beam ceilings and stone partitions. The eating room boasts a cathedral ceiling, and the lounge provides a comfy hearth.

The first suite is on the fourth degree and comes with a hearth and a spacious dressing room. A visitor suite is positioned on the decrease degree.

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Worth: $2,700,000
12 months constructed: 1700
Luxurious restoration: This equestrian property has been thoughtfully up to date through the years.

The four-bedroom abode provides 8,954 sq. toes of dwelling area full of historic particulars. There are 5 fireplaces, cathedral ceilings with uncovered beams, and plenty of built-ins. The first suite options two walk-in closets and a toilet with a jetted tub.

There’s additionally a heated pool, guesthouse, financial institution barn with a greenhouse, tack room, 5 stalls, three paddocks, a stocked pond, and four-car storage on the 2-acre property.

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Worth: $2,100,000
12 months constructed: 1721
Granite block residence: This six-bedroom residence has been modernized through the years, whereas nonetheless boasting classic particulars.

The open ground plan of the spacious, 5,133-square-foot home encompasses a two-story cathedral ceiling, uncovered wooden beams, and wide-plank flooring. A modernized kitchen has luxurious home equipment and a customized, 8-foot-wide hearth.

The two-acre property features a pool surrounded by a fieldstone terrace.

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Worth: $650,000
12 months constructed: 1740
Waterfront apartment: Constructed by Capt. Charles Chase, this three-story apartment boasts pine- and fir-wood flooring, uncovered beams, and two staircases.

Overlooking the Piscataqua River with views of Peirce and Spherical Tree islands, the three-bedroom residence provides 1,405 sq. toes of dwelling area. It has been up to date through the years and encompasses a galley kitchen with built-in cupboards, a vibrant and ethereal eating room, and a front room. One of many bedrooms has an arched ceiling with skylights.

A personal yard has a fenced pocket backyard. The property is already pending sale.

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Worth: $925,000
12 months constructed: 1740
Two properties: Situated alongside Oyster River, this 18th-century Colonial comes with a second residence.

The four-bedroom Colonial options restored hardwood flooring and a kitchen with an infinite brick-hearth hearth. The indifferent studio and storage could possibly be remodeled into a house workplace. The residence is presently being leased by way of the tip of August.

The sale of this property contains an adjoining, two-bedroom residence inbuilt 1988.

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Worth: $999,999
12 months constructed: 1750
Choose John Brice Home: This four-bedroom residence was as soon as owned by Maryland’s chief justice of the Provincial Court. It is going to want some TLC to revive its pure magnificence.

The three,742-square-foot brick home with a gambrel roof is positioned within the Nationwide Historic District. It’s in strolling distance of the State Home and the historic Metropolis Dock. The house boasts excessive ceilings, many fireplaces, and wood-paneled and exposed-brick partitions.

The sale features a one-car storage positioned close by.

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Worth: $649,900
12 months constructed: 1750
Up to date vintage: This three-bedroom residence has been fantastically modernized.

Providing 2,286 sq. toes of dwelling area, the home options radiant heating, cathedral ceilings, uncovered beams, wide-plank flooring, and a number of other fireplaces. An up to date kitchen comes with an infinite island, stone counter tops, and high-end home equipment.

The  1.7-acre lot could possibly be used for horses, goats, or chickens, in line with city guidelines. A brook runs by way of the property, and there are natural gardens, an out of doors cooking space, and stone partitions.

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Worth: $599,000
12 months constructed: 1754
Restored farmhouse: This four-bedroom dwelling options exposed-beam and arched ceilings and restored hardwood flooring.

Now measuring 2,621 sq. toes, the house has been fantastically up to date and expanded through the years. A modernized kitchen provides stunning views of the personal lot out again.

The spacious 31-acre parcel overlooks Appleberry Mountain and is also preferrred for farming.

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Worth: $799,900
12 months constructed: 1760
New England Colonial: This three-bedroom Colonial options 4 fireplaces, restored hardwood flooring, and exposed-beam ceilings.

The two,362 sq. toes of dwelling area have been totally modernized. The kitchen boasts customized cupboards, quartzite counter tops, and stainless-steel home equipment. The spacious main bed room comes with a hearth and sitting space.

The acre lot additionally has a pool, outside dwelling area, and two-car storage.

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Worth: $500,000
12 months constructed: 1771
The Pennel Home: This three-bedroom farmhouse encompasses a hearth with a swing arm for cooking, deep windowsills, restored hardwood flooring, and two staircases.

The two,296-square-foot stone residence boasts a brand new kitchen with quartz counter tops, built-in cupboards, and a spacious island. The open ground plan encompasses a first-floor workplace and all of the bedrooms upstairs.

The 1-acre property features a indifferent, two-car storage.