The Historical Jonathan Hills Homestead, built circa 1757, is a classic center-chimney post-and-beam Colonial set on 30 acres. This antique home retains the character of its era with wide-pine floors, multiple working fireplaces, and a beehive oven-perfect for homemade pizza night. Enjoy a warm country kitchen with a Vermont Castings wood stove, stainless appliances, a custom copper range hood, and ample pantry storage. A clawfoot tub and custom slate vanity are located in the first-floor bathroom. The parlor displays raised-panel wainscoting and a built-in China cabinet, where the original owners likely entertained guests in the 1700s. Upstairs offers three stately bedrooms, a walk-in closet, and another full bathroom with an antique vessel sink. An unfinished walk-up attic awaits your finishing touches on the third floor. A three-season room could be your next hobby space—or perhaps a classroom where you can teach cross-stitch. A mix of open fields, woodland, original stone walls, and multiple outbuildings dot the lot. The newer 30'x60' barn includes eight stalls, electricity, hot and cold water, a bathroom, a grooming area, and a bathing station, making it well suited for equestrian use or small-scale farming. A second barn, goat house, poultry coop, round pen, outdoor arena, shed, and maple sugaring shack add to the property’s versatility. 30 acres convey with a conservation easement, preserving its history ever after.