"Historic Stone Estate on 225 Acres of Prime Farmland” This historic estate features a 2,900 sq. ft. stone home built in 1863 by mason Thomas Le Messurier using stone quarried from below Waterdown Falls. The home boasts timeless character, impeccable craftsmanship, and a stunning in-law suite. The captivating tree-lined driveway provides a stunning entrance to the property, complemented by a large spring-fed pond that serves as a striking focal point, enhancing the historic and aesthetic appeal. The estate includes multiple barns and outbuildings, including a main barn featuring a 138-year-old clock. The buildings are functional and suitable for livestock, storage, or variety of purposes. The 225 acres consists of approx. 190 acres of top-quality sandy loam, naturally well-drained, seamless, and open with no fence rows or obstacles, ideal for modern farm machinery and efficient field operations. Flat to gently rolling terrain supports planting, harvesting, irrigation, and a wide range of agricultural uses including cash crops, specialty crops, horticulture, pasturing, or mixed farming and a 20-acre parcel of natural woodlot. Carefully maintained for nearly two centuries, this estate combines productive farmland with mature structures, and a historic stone home. It represents a truly one-of-a-kind opportunity to acquire a large, versatile heritage farm with open fields, functional barns, and a home of enduring character, ideal for creating a signature country retreat.