This unique three-home property offers an unparalleled opportunity that is hard to find. The Moravian Stone Cottage, possibly the oldest home in Warren County, exudes historical charm that is a must-see. This historic estate has had only three owners since Alexander Adams. Nestled on 6 acres and accessible via a right of way. This is an income producing property.

This private estate is ideal for multiple families or as rental properties, providing potential income. The pool, made from an old ship, dates back to the 1940s, adding to the property's unique allure. The estate includes the Main House, Carriage House, and Stone Cottage, each with its own distinctive features.

Located in Knowlton Township, with a small corner extending into Blairstown, NJ, the property falls within the Knowlton Township Elementary School system and the North Warren School District. All homes on this estate are situated on a single lot and block, maintaining a grandfathered status that prohibits separation or subdivision. 1 hour from Manhattan.

Details and pictures of each home are provided below, showcasing the Main House, Carriage House, and Stone Cottage.

The property owner is a licensed Realtor, and will work with you directly as the homeowner or directly with your Real Estates agent. Please view our site to learn more information about this historic property. See history and forms for additional information. Call Edith Sauck, Owner at 908-295-2887 for a showing. Proof of funds is needed before showing

The 1814 Carriage House

This charming historic building is a legal 2-family home featuring expansive upper levels. The lower level boasts an open, studio-style apartment, offering versatile living options. The carriage house has undergone numerous upgrades and renovations, many of which incorporate the original beams stamped with the date 1814. This spacious home retains some areas used for storage from its original function and features a new septic system. The upper living room is a standout with its impressive 18-foot-high ceilings and separate stairways leading to individual bedrooms, each with a full bath. The property exudes tremendous charm and history.

Circa 1730 Stone House

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Originally the Alexander Adams Homestead, this historic home has been documented in numerous historical records and paintings by the Moravians. Currently used as a rental property, the house features a blend of carpeting and wood floors. It retains many of its original historic features, offering a unique charm. The home includes one bedroom with a full bath upstairs and a living room and kitchen downstairs. A gas fireplace adds both charm and an additional heat source, with the original stonework discovered during the installation of safety features for the gas system. This house is steeped in fabulous history, and detailed information about its renovations and historical significance is available. See pictures for more details.

The 1900s Main House

This spacious three-bedroom home has been thoughtfully renovated while retaining features indicative of its 1900s origins. The first-floor family room is currently utilized as the master bedroom, complete with a beautiful full bath and a walk-in closet, adding versatility to the living space. The home showcases many updates and improvements, yet maintains historic elements such as concrete walls in certain areas. With its generous size and blend of modern amenities and historical charm, this house offers an ideal setting for a wonderful family home.

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Beautiful Property For Sale by Owner. Please read through our website to see more information about each of the houses, history of the location, and all the ways to contact us for more information. Thank you!