Today’s historic home is in Little Compton, Rhode Island and is a truly historic American home built circa 1690. It was originally part of the largest poultry farm in Rhode Island when it was built and is the site where the Rhode Island Red was discovered. The home sits on nineteen acres including fields, gardens, woods and a duck pond.
An 1820 barn is also included adds an extra three bedrooms and a guesthouse to the three bedroom Colonial mainhouse.
The home is within walking distance to the Atlantic Ocean, fifteen minutes to Newport, Rhode Island and 1.5 hours to Boston.
Listing from historicproperties.com
