A sense of peace sets the tone for this classic home embraced by naturally landscaped grounds, gardens, flower beds, tranquil fields and perimeter woods. There's a sense of history here, framed by the antique Cape and authentic post & beam barn, that is very grounding and inspires a real relationship with this deeply appealing home and land. Wide pumpkin pine floors, a large eat-in kitchen, period detail and depth of character combine to radiate a warmth that permeates throughout, creating a welcoming safe haven. English and Western barns have been joined together to form a unique large barn, the essential component of an historic homestead, with wide doors that look out onto the fields. There's plenty of space for a studio, workshop, barn dance, or farm animals. A carriage house in need of work inspires additional dreams. With 2.4 acres, the property would support a small self-sustaining farm, home business, or simply an idyllic country lifestyle - all while being close to the village, local schools, wonderful farm stands and coastal amenities. Built in 1804 and originally known as the Newcomb Homestead, this is a well-loved treasure with a soul. Consider becoming part of its story and writing the next chapter.