Welcome to the historic John Parish House, a beautifully restored c. 1790 antique Cape on 10.7 scenic acres with picturesque Trout Brook and protected wildlife land nearby. Rich in New England character, the home showcases a central chimney with four fireplaces and a beehive oven, hand-hewn beams, plank floors, original doors, hardware, and rare decorative paintwork. Thoughtful restoration blends historic craftsmanship with modern comforts. The inviting floor plan features a spacious kitchen, dining and living areas, study with built-ins, first-floor primary bedroom, and full bath. Upstairs are two bedrooms, a sitting area, and full bath. A beautifully transformed ell offers cathedral ceilings, a loft, third full bath, and doors to a stone terrace overlooking open meadows. An impressive 1940s barn with water and electricity offers endless possibilities. Gardens, stone walls, walking paths, and a charming stone bridge over the brook complete this extraordinary New England homestead.
