COLD COMFORT FARM 

A magical property set on seven pastoral acres, it is said to have been built circa 1815 with the oldest portion made of squared logs, though it is now clapboard on the outside. The handsome logs add a warm glow in this charming and tastefully updated four bedroom residence. Exposed beams, wood floors, wainscoting and raised paneling around a Rumford fireplace add distinction and style to the comfortable living and dining rooms. Wonderful eat-in country kitchen open to a stone terrace via French doors. The spacious family room with cathedral ceiling and rustic beams invites relaxation. A sunny master suite offers a large walk-in closet and an oversized bay window. Wide pine floors, sloping eaves and French toile fabric in the guest bedrooms evoke a feeling of days gone by. Adjacent to the farmhouse is a beautifully remodeled circa 1840 barn with 4,100 sq ft used as an art gallery that opens to a stone terrace and sculpture garden. A perfect backdrop for antiques and convivial, country living.

3,328 approximate square feet. Shingle roof.

7.5 acre lot.