Step into the timeless charm of The Slack Britton House, a historic 1700s farmstead in Frenchtown. This exquisite 14-acre estate features an English country cottage-style house, graced by a sunroom, Jersey winders, and a south facing exposed porch. The house, circa 1829, is set back 500 feet from a quiet country road and boasts multiple fireplaces, a newer copper roof, water heater and furnace. The farm was once renowned for Suffolk sheep and quality wool. The grounds include 8 outbuildings: a 2-seater outhouse, wool room, corncrib, chicken coop, garage and workshop, and an original 4,000 sq ft sheep barn, allowing equestrian potential. Steeped in heritage, this exceptional property offers a glimpse into the past while residing in a scenic river town, inviting you to be a part of her legacy. Only an hour to both NYC and Phila metro areas.