Sited far off the road, this charming Colonial Revival home sits discreetly amongst the surrounding fields, meadows, and woodlands comprising the 122 acre property. There are two parcels, the main parcel with house on 77 acres, and the adjacent parcel of 45.7 acres, both spanning North Clove Rd with well over 2000’ of road frontage. The home was built in 1986, with major renovations in 2000, but looks like it has always been on this site; all of the materials are period correct and sourced from the world over. There are handsome dormers, a cedar shingle roof, wood clapboard siding, and terraces from each bedroom overlooking the beautiful property and spring fed pond. The main floor consists of a large entryway that leads to the huge chef’s kitchen and a separate dining area, both connected to the covered, screened in porch. There are two living room spaces each with fireplace, and beautiful, stone floors throughout. The elegant fireplace mantel, the stone floors, and the wood doors throughout were all recovered from European chateaus. Also on this floor is a library/ bedroom with full bathroom. The second floor has a large landing that separates the primary suite - with oversized bathroom and dressing room - from the two other bedrooms, each with access to a terrace, and a shared full bathroom. Just beyond the house there is a large, detached, two car garage with a wonderful studio apartment above, replete with kitchenette and full bath. The home has a whole house generator (which also supplies power to the garage and apartment). As an added bonus, the property is a licensed shooting preserve. There is a varied landscape with beautiful woods, rolling hills and meadows, and agricultural fields where sorghum has been grown. This is a rare opportunity to purchase a home on beautiful land without major restrictions. There is currently an ag lease through 2029.