Historic 1700s Farmhouse on 6 Bucolic Acres with Original Charm and Modern Comfort Step into a piece of Hunterdon County’s living history at 15 Anderson Road—a rare and remarkable 18th-century farmhouse nestled on six private, tree-lined acres in the heart of Union Township. Built in the 1700s, this home is a true testament to timeless craftsmanship, offering original wide-plank pine floors, hand-hewn beams, and a stunning hearth fireplace in the kitchen, with a second fireplace anchoring the great room for added warmth and character. This two-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers a flexible layout that blends vintage charm with everyday comfort. The kitchen, while steeped in historic character, is thoughtfully updated with modern conveniences including an electric stove, a stylish SMEG refrigerator, a separate beverage refrigerator, and butcher block countertops—bringing functionality and flair to this timeless space. A classic wraparound deck overlooks open lawns and mature trees, inviting peaceful country living with space to relax, garden, and entertain. The character-rich interior includes a wood-burning stove that can heat the entire home, complemented by modern electric heating for year-round efficiency. A highlight of the home is the third-level loft area, filled with natural light from skylights and windows, ideal for a home office, study, or recreation space—a perfect bonus retreat. The property also includes a beautifully restored brick workshop—perfect as a studio, garage, or creative space—adding both functionality and charm. Just outside, a quaint patio built from reclaimed bricks salvaged from the original structure tells its own story of preservation and pride. Whether you’re drawn to the property’s historical significance—it sits near one of Union Township’s heritage sites—or simply seeking a unique, soulful home with room to breathe, 15 Anderson Road offers a rare opportunity to own a slice of New Jersey’s rural past with the comforts of today.