Built in 1825, Hampton Plantation was standing when Thomas Jefferson was alive. Although historic, the home has a layout suitable for modern living. There are 8 fireplaces in the home and the house retains most of its original woodwork. The main living area opens with huge original doors to create a ballroom or can be closed to create a TV room and a home office. The home has a new air conditioning unit, replaced in 2020. All electrical was modernized and upgraded in the 2000's. Water softener and reverse osmosis for drinking water. Upstairs laundry room. The property also features one large 10 stall barn with a riding arena and another small barn. It is across the street from sought-after Middle and Northern High schools. An easy commute to DC, the commuter bus stops in Dunkirk for those who work in the city.