Central location to village amenities, this historic home is one of the first in Bellows Falls. The town of Rockingham dates this house to 1780. There are three bedrooms, a nursery or dressing room,  2 baths, formal foyer, living room and formal dining with fireplace that now has a working woodstove.  The original post and beam timbers appear to  still retain good structure. A lover of antique homes will enjoy redeeming it's character and charm. There is also the  carriage barn with 3 bays and 2nd story. Being one of the homes located in the Historical District some history is posted as follows:  Charles and Harriet Hapgood Farmhouse 1835 house is a good example of the vernacular Greek Revival style, with a front-gable orientation, side hall plan,  Greek Revival entry with an entablature side pilasters, sidelights, and six-oversix windows. The Italianate porch with tripartite posts and jigsawcut brackets  dates  to the late nineteenth century. The  house was constructed for Solomon Hapgood's (see#7) son Charles and his wife Harriet, who lived here for most of their lives and had a large farmstead. There is also a c. I9oo ban behind the house.