set on 4.1 level acres, a rare new vernon offering with the kind of provenance, flexibility and setting that cannot be easily be recreated. historical records identify the property as the a. muir house, a late 18th century vernacular federal residence tied to the early fabric of new vernon. set near the former conley farm and colgate cow barns, the property belongs to the layered farm and estate history that helped shape new vernon′s enduring rural character. main residence, with origins dating to 1790 infuse the interior with pumpkin pine floors, exposed beams, multiple fireplaces and intimate rooms, while later additions expand for today′s family′s life without sacrificing the house′s sense of provenance. a second residence, carriage style, adds even more flexibility. a first floor bedroom, two upstairs bedrooms, a cathedral family room with fireplace, wet bar, radiant heat and an attached one car garage with lift. this optimal space suits guests, multi-generational living,work from home needs or future configuration complementing the main residence. the outdoor setting reinforces the appeal: open lawn, mature trees, concrete pool, pool house, patios, and a practical potting shed. the property′s value lies in the total offering - two homes, acreage, a pool, historic architecture and a location rooted in generations of new vernon history. carriage house - kitchen/dining 23x21, family room 20x20 fireplace, primary bedroom 14x16, second floor, bedroom 10x14 and 12x14, bath, basement laundry.
