This magnificent 1818 Federal style 12 room brick house on the National Register of Historic Places was designed by architect Asher Benjamin. Upon arrival, you're welcomed by an enchanting porch. Stepping inside, you'll marvel at the meticulously handcrafted workmanship and exquisite period details. The stunning kitchen features granite countertops, twin chandeliers and stainless-steel Bosch appliances. There are 5 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a third-floor ballroom (where Mary Lyon first held her own school prior to establishing Mount Holyoke College), 10 fireplaces, solar panels, seasonal water feature, organic blueberry house, glorious flower gardens, security system, central air, attached 1 bay and detached 4 bay garage and a large barn. The current owner has carefully preserved this antique treasure, honoring its historical significance. This unique property situated on 3.3 acres in fabled Upper Buckland is surrounded by beautiful landscape with hilltop views.