Antique 1845 Farmhouse & a 60' x40' detached Post & Beam barn "being sold AS IS", on a 9-acre lot with 765' frontage on Drew Hill Road. The frontage begins at the bridge crossing Beaver Brook & extends past the house, along the edge of the field. There is a small fire pond at the edge of the woods. The 1845 farmhouse is situated on a full foundation. That foundation is constructed of a mixture of materials including poured concrete, brick & large sections of cut granite, possibly harvested from a nearby quarry. A large cut granite arch in the basement originally supported 3 fireplaces. There is a large wood furnace in the basement that once supplied warmth through ductwork to the main floor living areas. An oil-fired furnace now is the source of heat. The interior of this antique farmhouse features exposed beams, and wide pine flooring on the main level. Some rooms have plywood placed over that pine flooring. The attached country kitchen opens to a back shed. It is believed that the house was originally connected to the barn. The unheated second floor of the farmhouse features 3 small bedrooms, a high-ceilinged central library room with a dormer, and walk-in attic space. There is unfinished attic space over the kitchen. The frame of the Post and Beam barn appears sound; three sides of the barn have had siding replaced. A 2019 survey of the property clearly depicts the boundaries & includes a proposed deed for the entire 9-acres. Bring your restoration vision and skills.