With an incredible legacy that can be traced back to the founding of the United States, this 1700’s historic stone home is filled with period details and unique touches. Once part of a 200-acre tract deeded to Thomas and Richard Penn by appointment of King George I, it later became the property of Johannes Ortt and remained in the Ortt family for over 100 years. Today this lovingly renovated farmhouse is ready to welcome the next generation with additions and amenities suitable for today’s modern lifestyle. Every inch of this home has been newly refinished or replaced, while maintaining rich historic details such as the beautifully repointed stone both inside and out. Random width original wood floors and exposed wood beams are accompanied by deep-silled windows, built-ins, and a fireplace with gas insert. A new addition incorporates a modern kitchen with stainless appliances, granite countertops and a large island. The addition also includes a first floor primary suite with abundant windows, and a luxurious en suite bath with dual sinks and spa-like finishes. Four large bedrooms and two hall baths complete the second floor. The detached garage also features an in-law suite or guest cottage, with a kitchen, bedroom and full bath. With just over an acre of land, the outdoor space is lush with mature trees and newly planted perennial gardens. A new paver patio with stone walls is an invitation for cookouts and firefly shows. The marriage of history and a beautiful farmhouse renovation makes this home one to treasure.