Stone Mill Acres, a historic homestead consisting of 9.51 acres of fields and woods, is located in the charming Fly Creek community. Built in 1794, the post and beam farmhouse has been totally modernized without sacrificing any of the 220 years of charm. The kitchen has Silestone countertops, chef style gas range with electric convention oven and room for casual dining. Off of the kitchen is a laundry room with Â1/2 bath, plus a large shelved pantry. Just beyond is a family room, built on the footprint and to the dimensions of an 1840’s summer kitchen. This vaulted ceiling room with exposed beam has tile flooring, radiant heat and lots of sunlight. The house has had several “updates” over the centuries, including a handsome columned and fretted Federal mantel in the living room and embossed tin ceilings in the living room, dining room and kitchen. There are two large bedrooms on the second floor with floors of wide pine, handsomely refinished. The bath has also recently been redone. Just across the horseshoe driveway that surrounds the house is a detached two car garage with auto openers. Attached to the garage is a spacious, airy room with entry from its own front porch; it features an additional full bathroom. It could serve perfectly for an additional bedroom or home business. Three solar panels are located well away from the main house and they have covered 85% of the cost of consumed electricity since installation. There is a small barn with second story, a chicken house and a charming garden shed. The property is fronted by Oakes Creek and Fly Creek. Steps and a path lead to a wooded recreation site with a fire pit and a picnic spot. This is a rare buy, with all of the amenities of urban living but located in the middle of all the charm and beauty of 19th century America