Offering the ultimate in privacy and nestled on 4 secluded acres, with development rights intact - this rare gem on the North Fork, offers a compound for generations of family. Step through the door of this historic farmhouse built circa 1812, by one of the original Orient families, and now lovingly restored, masterfully combines classic elegance with modern amenities. Hand-hewn wood beams still bearing their original pegs and hand-made nails and wide-board pine floors, all offer a glimpse into the home’s storied past. Two wood burning fireplace - one in the spacious family room, the other in the living room, anchor the home's most gathered-in spaces. The kitchen and family room open through French doors onto a bluestone patio and heated gunite pool, made for long summer evenings. Upstairs, a large, bright central hall leads to a serene primary suite and two additional bedrooms and bathroom in a thoughtfully designed addition. A beautiful finished attic is the perfect spot for a home office or study. Outside the setting is pure privacy: fully fenced and hedge-lined with mature trees shading the grounds. The 1925 barn which sits majestically on the property, was built from lumber salvaged from a ship that washed ashore nearby, and offers an exceptional versatile space for a variety of uses, such as a studio, great room/event and office space or garage. Located just moments from Orient Village, Orient Harbor and it’s surrounding beaches and farm stands, this is a rare change to won a piece of the hamlet's history - as a year-round residence or an unforgettable weekend retreat. Investment highlight: The 4-acre parcel is already subdivided into three lots (1.33, 0.67, and 2 acres) with development rights intact - offering future flexibility rarely available in Orient. A Co-Exclusive with MARCO MAIDA of Compass Photos may include virtual staging and/or digital enhancements. Furnishings and décor shown are for illustrative purposes only.