This lovingly maintained home is on the market for the first time in over 45 years! The original part of the home was built circa 1740 and later became the site of Chase's Tavern. The tavern was an important center of community affairs... most notably meetings related to the War for Independence. Taking over ownership in the 1850's was John Emery who was one of the first to operate as a market gardener and became a pioneer in the business. Step inside and see how this historic home blends the charm of yesteryear with modern conveniences. Situated on over 2 acres of beautiful flat land, this 3 bedroom house has been updated with a brand new 5 bedroom septic system for possible expansion. The possibilities with the huge barn and of frontage on Route 33 add so much to this home. Listing agent is related to seller.