A Stately Historic Farmhouse with original section built in 1731 by David Morris of the famous family of patriots and then owned by Alan Corson, a prominent Quaker leader who added to it in 1830 and a final section added in 1930. The house now has 4 bdrms & 3 full bths.The main flr incl a wide center hall, main parlor, library, dining rm & kit w/butlers pantry. Several staircases lead from the main flr to upper flrs. The w/up attic has a maids room, bth & cedar-lined rm. This special home is listed on the National Registry of Historic places and though in need of restoration, it has original 6-pane windows, wide pine plank flooring, moldings, paneled doors & 3 working fireplaces, 2 on the 1st flr & 1 in the mstr bdrm. This property zoned CL1 (campus type limited use that incl professional offices, certain manufacturing, & other uses) has recently been granted R- single family use. Documentation is avail upon request. Buyer may have inspections but seller will not provide any replacements or make any repairs.
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