Step into a once-in-a-lifetime offering: an exquisitely restored 1829 Cobblestone Equine Estate set on 7.7 acres of truly breathtaking land in Victor, NY. One of less than 800 cobblestone homes in the U.S., this architectural treasure blends timeless craftsmanship with modern luxury. Victor Schools, less than 10 miles from Victor Central. Every inch of this residence has been reimagined to preserve its history, while balancing upgraded comfort and elegance. This five-bedroom home includes a stunning primary suite in its own designated wing, anchored by a spa-like bathroom, fireplace, a spacious walk-in closet, and double doors that overlook gardens and a kidney-shaped gunite pool. A grand living room, centered around a stately cobblestone wood-burning fireplace, invites both intimate evenings and memorable gatherings. Floor-to-ceiling windows add a palatial feel to an in-home office, bringing nature indoors. A formal dining and living room for cozy gatherings in a divine historical setting: upscale moldings, trim, recessed windows, and lighting create a beautiful ambiance with historical roots and stories that beg to be told. A uniquely preserved cobblestone in Upstate New York, the Camp Family Estate is one of the most intriguing and intricate. Built by Elisha Camp, former New York State DA, and businessman, this historic 1829 Cobblestone Equine Estate has a richly-recorded history. Ties to Ulysses S. Grant are documented via the Camp sons' military careers and businesses from Sackett's Harbor, NY. Original features include immaculate quoin corners, unique Greek revival frieze windows, front entry, moldings, fireplace, windows, and historical heirlooms such as the historical Camp House 1829 plaque, original horse barn, and acres of land. Even rarer, this home offers a studio or recreation room--ample space to service a business, craft, or home studio. All on 7.7 acres of serene, rolling beauty, perfect for equestrians, entertaining, or simply savoring the luxury of open space. This is more than a home—it’s a legacy property, where history, beauty, and nature converge. (Square footage based on appraisal review.)