Welcome to 2056 Creek Road. This 4-bed, 3-bath 1812 farmhouse on 37.6 acres located in Crown Point NY blends historic charm with modern sustainability. The semi-private home with a 2-car garage features original atrium, pocket, and hardwood interior doors, warm hardwood floors, and two fireplaces. It boasts solar power (installed 2023, averaging just $25 monthly on the electric bill), abundant fruit and berries, and is ideal for a hobby farm, or an on-site farm stand to share your seasonal harvests. An established homesteading paradise featuring mature strawberry patches, blackberries, raspberries, as well as apple, pear, and peach trees, with more room to continue to grow and increase your yearly harvest. The spacious kitchen and large pantry are perfect for cooking up a feast. Plus, using the traditional wood-cookstove lets you prepare delicious meals while naturally heating the home, win-win! The two-car garage is equipped with a second kitchen, offering a dedicated area to easily handle all of your canning and preserving needs. The bonus gardening room could easily transition into a custom home office or hobby space. This beautifully laid out farm house comes with a bit of history: Once the home of Thomas Hammond, the main part of this home is probably one of the oldest buildings in the district. This evidence includes multiple citations indicating that this was the circa. 1812 ''Widow Wilcox's tavern,'' which was once located near the site of the present Hammond Chapel (Charles F. Hammond House). It was then moved to its present location around 1837 when the Charles Hammond house was built. In its new location, it was likely remodeled and then eventually used as the home of Charles Hammond's son, Thomas (1835-1873). But the evidence of the early age of this building is also in its design and construction. The Hammond family was central to Crown Point's booming 19th-century iron industry. Located just a few miles from the Vermont bridge and other area amenities