A rare opportunity to live on 34 acres of private, open land. This Williamsburg-style home, featured multiple times in Architectural Digest in the 1970s, offers a truly unique rental experience with no nearby neighbors and room to roam. The entire 34 acres are available to tenants, making it perfect for anyone who loves the outdoors or dreams of having animals. Previous tenants have kept goats, mini horses, chickens, and more. A four-stall barn with a lean-to is included and ideal for hobby farming or storage.Inside, the home is equipped with oil heat and a hybrid electrical system to help keep utility costs down. While the fireplaces are decorative and not for tenant use, there’s a sunroom that’s perfect for sipping morning coffee or enjoying dinner while watching birds and wildlife. The rear deck is wired for a hot tub, offering a perfect place to relax under the stars. In the winter, the expansive property is great for snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. The home also has city water, a rare find for a rural setting.Tenants are responsible for electric, water, oil, and lawn care. References available.
