Among Greenfield Hill's most noteworthy estates, the Sam Bradley House, circa 1733 occupies a spectacular setting beneath the white steeple church in the heart of the Historic District.

Among Greenfield Hill's most noteworthy estates, the Sam Bradley House, circa 1733 occupies a spectacular setting beneath the white steeple church in the heart of the Historic District. Set on 3,56 magnificent acres, including an adjoining 1.01 -acre parcel, rolling lawns, specimen trees and established gardens create a pastoral setting of rare beauty. The original home is rich in authentic period details: rare gunstock posts, wide plank floors, six fireplaces, original wide doors with wrought -iron latches and distinctive brass hardware. Graciously proportioned rooms feature unusually tall ceilings. The living room boasts a fireplace wall and beamed ceiling , while the fully paneled library, with extensive built-ins and fireplace served as the US Government Post Office from 1844 to 1900. An entrance hall, keeping room, office dining room, eat-in kitchen, pantry and mudroom complete the first floor. Upstairs the spacious primary suite offers a fireplace, dressing room and separate his-and-her baths. Four additional bedrooms , three baths and generous laundry room provide ample accommodation. A charming weathered - shingle barn offers three-car parking and a large studio above, originally used by a chauffeur in the 1930's. With its own septic, electricity and water , it offers wonderful possibilities. An additional one-car garage completes this exceptional offering. Home is estate owned and sold as is with no property condition report.