Step into a piece of New England history at The Rock Farm also known as the Hutchinson House. An extraordinary home blending the elegance of Georgian design with the balance and symmetry of Federal architectural styles. Built in 1805, this home once owned by descendants of the Delano family is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Featuring authentic Moses Eaton Jr. stenciling, a remarkably rare and well-preserved example of early American folk art. It offers over 4,200 SF of thoughtfully updated living space, and magnificent two-story Victorian horse barn with Stick Style attributes. With its unique mix of Georgian and Federal architectural styles, the home showcases wide pine flooring, four fireplaces, original mantels, and period woodwork. This generous floor plan offers 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, a country kitchen, formal dining room, inviting central hallway, library and multiple inviting living spaces—perfect for both daily life and entertaining. Experience warm summer days from the screened-in porch or explore the rural views that surround this home’s beautifully landscaped 3.6 acres. Modern comforts blend seamlessly with history, with an attached two-car garage and heated workshop above ideal for creative pursuits or functional workspace. This property embodies classic New England charm in a peaceful rural setting, just minutes from lakes, trails, and nearby village centers. The Hutchinson House is not just a home—it’s a legacy.