Welcome to Frog Hollow, a private and serene 5.6-acre property that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding woodlands. This unique estate features multiple structures, including an 18th-century stone farmhouse, a spring house, and a converted barn studio. The original farmhouse, built in phases starting in 1767, is in need of renovation but retains many historic details such as wide plank hardwood floors, deep windowsills, and fireplaces in both the living and dining rooms. The charming porch overlooks a tranquil, spring-fed pond, adding to the property’s peaceful ambiance. The home includes central air and propane heat, with two bedrooms on the second floor, including a primary bedroom with a fireplace. The spring house is currently tenant-occupied, while the barn has been transformed into a bright, vaulted photography studio with loft space and a bathroom. Protected by a conservation easement, Frog Hollow preserves its natural beauty and historic significance. The property includes diverse plant species, wetlands, open grasslands, and woodlands, making it a rare opportunity to own a secluded, historic retreat surrounded by nature.