Built of brick and stone, the Stone Jug Farmhouse in Germantown was built in 1752 by a Palatine farmer and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Inside and out , it looks like it's straight out of the history books, displaying details such as a gabled roof, original Dutch doors, antique hardware and a hearth that could only be found in the 1700s. The lower level features a kitchen with vintage built-ins, dining room, bathroom and laundry area, while the main level has a foyer, living room, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The upper level is a garret converted into a master en suite and an addition was added to the north end in the late 1950s. The residence is sited on 5.6 acres with Catskill views and on it are several bluestone terraces, an additional stone structure, a large frame barn which also is on the National Register and a vintage farm stand. Listed for $495,000 by H.H.Hill Realty Services.
