An architectural tour de force framed by a picturesque landscape; Stone House Farm stands apart as one of Westchester's most treasured country estates. The epitome of classical elegance, the grand circa 1849 home displays the irreplaceable artistry of fine Greek Revival architecture, beginning with the home's commanding facade crafted of locally quarried granite. Inside, the many original grace notes include windows framed by Corinthian pilasters, statuesque marble fireplaces, and intricately carved moldings that are truly dazzling. High ceilings and large windows invite light to the three main levels, which also host 10 fireplaces, in addition to a dramatic walk up attic and full basement (not included in sq ft). Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the beautifully maintained home shares the scenic 25 acres with 5 original outbuildings, including two garages, a spring house, a small stone structure ideal for a playhouse, and a remarkable barn that pre-dates the home. And it all adjoins part of a 115-acre preserve destined to remain undeveloped.