A legacy estate rooted in American History. Step into a living fairytale where heritage and nature converge in perfect harmony. Nestled within nearly eight acres of private, storied landscape—home to some of the oldest trees in the county and visited by bald eagles, ravens, and snowy owls—this extraordinary home is the historic Bronck Mill House, a rare Dutch stone masterpiece cited in scholarly works on early American architecture. Originally deeded to the Bronck family by King George II in the 18th century—namesakes of the Bronx—this estate embodies the Crown’s vision of a landed aristocracy in the Hudson River Valley. Set discreetly into a wooded hillside, the home is constructed with 12-inch stone walls, original post-and-beam framing, wide pumpkin pine floors, and four working brick fireplaces, including one in the heart of the kitchen. Fully restored in 2002 with state-of-the-art copper plumbing and electrical systems, the home combines historic integrity with modern reliability. The curated grounds include perennial gardens, stone terraces, a handcrafted outdoor fireplace, a farrier’s barn, and original sculptures. A secluded black truffle patch and heirloom wine vines elevate the property’s culinary appeal. This is not merely a home—it is a living piece of American history and a sanctuary for those who seek authenticity, artistry, and absolute privacy.