83 Hospital Rd

Looking for a property with unobstructed privacy from every corner of your home? Perhaps your winery, nursery, or agricultural business needs the perfect location to reach new heights? Or maybe you're tired of seeing the same "farmhouse" styles in new construction and prefer to have a true historic farmhouse of your own with character and features that will leave your guests stunned with each visit. Let us welcome you to Hospital Farm, formerly known as Bowen House, a c.1732 one-of-a-kind triple gable brick colonial farmhouse on 80 acres in beautiful Stow Creek. The property's name derives from its service as a hospital during the Revolution and its unmatched charm and character will impress even the most discerning buyer, business owner, and local historian alike. The homes interior features three bedrooms, two and a half baths, three breathtaking wood burning fireplaces, period hardware throughout, exposed beams, mixed-width plank wood floors, two staircases, quaint open country kitchen with eat-in and host of one of the fireplaces, butlers pantry, built ins, open library/office on 2nd floor, and a private skylight lit third story bedroom with a secret bonus room you have to see for yourself. The exterior is nothing short of breathtaking... The covered porch with brick patio, English garden with brick walkways loaded with perennials, small barn and storage shed are all 1200 feet from Hospital Rd. 56 acres of the property is undevelopable designated preserved farmland and a perfect location for your growing business or a great additional avenue of income as a homeowner via renting to local farmers. 23 acres are private woods maintained under the forest stewardship program that gives public recognition to the owner as steward of the land and creates the personal satisfaction of managing forest resources for present and future generations. Both the land and forest programs are rewarded with very low yearly taxes which cannot be overlooked. There are just too many features and details to describe and must be seen to believe.