The Horace C. Wood house built around 1887 is a prominent feature in the town of Dublin. Originally built as a summer cottage using the resort style of the period with "fish-scale" shingles on the home and a large barn.  Set on the corner of Rte 101 and Rte 137 and surrounded by 40 acres including parts of Mud Pond and 17+ acres in conservation. The 3,000 sq ft house has newly resurfaced hardwood floors, front to back living room with raised paneled storage and pellet stove.  Four large bedrooms and 2nd floor laundry area.  There is a three story barn with metal roof adjacent to the house. The lower first floor or the barn has stalls, 2nd floor used as a garage, and a large  great room on 3rd floor.  Showings to begin Monday afternoon March 8. Use Showtime to schedule. Covid-19 protocols and Face masks required. More pictures to follow.