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The 18 Acre Leonard Storer Horse Farm just 1 mile from Webb Lake was built around 1820 on the farm first settled by Isaac and Lucretia Storer in 1805. It remained in the Storer family until Ruth Chandler Stevens bought it in 1980 as a summer home. Upon her husband's death, Ruth's niece Amy Chandler bought the home and began a 10 year labor of love modernizing it. Working with her mother, father and brother Amy designed the custom home with incredible detail. There is an abundance of natural light to accent the pine tongue and groove walls in the open concept kitchen/family room. The kitchen cabinets are all custom crafted with equestrian accent pulls and handles. The family room has a brick hearth with built in wood boxes and bookcases. A laundry room off the kitchen contains a half bath with a utility sink, perfect for cleaning the trout caught in the nearby brook. Two bedrooms, a full bath and living room with wood stove complete the first floor. Upstairs is another bedroom with built in drawers, a bath and office area with custom book shelves and drawers. The horse barn contains two 12 x 12 stalls with mats, hot and cold water, heated tack room, feed room, large loft and extensive lighting. There is 24 hour access to individual paddocks, with 2 additional accessible paddocks. 18 acres await in this pastoral equestrian retreat. Will you be only the third owner of this luxury property?Property Details
- Beds: 3
- Baths: 3.0
- Year Built: 1850
- Location: (private lake, pond, creek)
- Acres: 18.000
- Waterfront: Yes
- Waterview: Yes
- ViewTypes: Mountain
- County: Franklin County
- Garage: Off Street
- Siding: Wood Siding
- Roof: Composition Shingle
- Property Taxes: $1,683
- MLS #: 1510445
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| Ad Number : | 2198499 |
| Viewed: | 546 times |
| Added: | Nov 13, 2021 |
| Updated on: | Jul 17, 2022 |
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