It is the very rare occasion that a property like this comes to market. Built in 1816 of post and beam construction (secured by wooden pegs, not a nail to be found) the farm house was brought to the Eastern Shore on a schooner from Lunenburg, making it one of our very first prefab homes. With numbered posts and windows, windows that bore witness to the Halifax explosion, this home exudes a level of craftsmanship that no longer exists today. Along with the incredible farmhouse come a second architecturally designed home built 35 years ago, it too had a unique quality not seen in the cookie cutter homes of recent years, featuring a beautiful solarium, (built 2009), new furnace (2017) and spiraling staircase to the lower level. Both houses do share well and septic, the property also contains a good sized barn (with loft) a detached double garage and even the original preserved outhouse. Nestled on almost ten acres of land and well over four thousand feet of shoreline (including a man-made rock roadway to your own private beach) the lands truly need to be explored to be appreciated. Well known in past as Dottie's marsh (to the birder society) the ocean, wildlife, shoreline and beauty is something rarely seen today, come find your new getaway today.
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