The Main House; built by General John Cochran, personal Physician to George Washington during the Revolutionary War. As payment for his services, received this property and built the Mansion in 1790. He was visited here by George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Mohawk Chief Joseph Brandt and General Lafayette. John Cochran became the first Director of Hospitals and the First Surgeon General of the United States.

The Main Residence built in 1790: A 4,000+ sq ft Mansion, with 5 Bedrooms and 4 Baths, sits on a knoll well off the road, amidst mature maple trees, lovely plantings and expansive rolling lawns… a truly sylvan setting.

Although fully modernized, it maintains the authenticity and graciousness of yesteryear with period craftsmanship evident throughout. Wainscot, arched window alcoves, fireplace mantles, wall paneling, random width pine flooring and decorative colonial moldings have been meticulously restored and/or replaced to mimic their original condition. Authentic antique boards painstakingly milled and brought back to life for library and kitchen wall paneling.

The five large chimneys, which dominate the exterior architecture, serve an impressive total of 9 fireplaces. Each fireplace is faced with rare, handmade tiles, such as blue delft from Holland and ivory from France and Italy.

The Horse Facilities: There are 30 large stalls in the main barn and stud barn. These are well ventilated, oiled tongue & groove construction. The main barn also contains a hot & cold horse wash area, and wide blacktopped aisles, an office with ½ bath and laundry room.

177+/- Acres: Housing 5 barns, the largest being 40’x100’, built in 1886 with hand hewn beams, 5 paddocks with 15,000 feet of wooden fencing covering 20 acres. 3 turn-out sheds, a ½ mile training track, and over 1 mile of well maintained roadways. A guest house, manager’s house, tenant house, an apartment, a heated shop building and 2 entrances from the main road, both flanked by massive limestone pillars create the feeling of a bygone era.

Average annual income: This farm has generated $100,000 yearly from rental income, crop sales, and horse boarding. Additional income could be had if utilized as a bed & breakfast, full scale training facility or any number of other venues. The potential here is limited only by your own imagination.

Amenities: Over $500,000 has been spent to completely renovate and restore this unique property to its original grandeur. Although, to numerous to mention here, we welcome your inquires. Please contact us for additional information and to arrange for a visit.

The Estate offers this Unique Historic Landmark for only $1,460,000
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