This gracious country Colonial sits on a tranquil wooded TWO ACRE parcel beyond a winding drive framed by stonewalls and tall pines. Built as a tavern in NH in 1753, this historic home was saved from demolition in 1978 and moved to Lexington where it was lovingly reassembled. With nine and a half foot ceilings and spacious rooms, the home offers a rare combination of the original detailing of an antique with benefits of a more recent home. The floor plan works well for a variety of needs. The master bedroom works on either floor or a new master bedroom can be built out in an unfinished space over the rear wing. The property is ideally situated with the new Estabrook School just steps through a path in the woods. It is surrounded by the Paint Mine Conservation Area and abuts Hennessy’s Field Conservation Area with hiking trails and much natural beauty to explore and to enjoy. The rustic sophistication and serenity of this unique property must be experienced to be appreciated.