Built in 1835 by John and Sally Currier Adams on the stage route from Montreal to Boston, the house holds the history of 2 illustrious families, the Adams' and the Cummings', large land owners, big in local politics, the abolitionist movement and Freemasonry. Much family history has been preserved including family/property photos dating back to the mid-1800's.

Built in the Federal Style, this home has functioned successfully as a B & B for over 30 years. The builder, John Adams was a distant cousin of the Massachussetts Adams' of Presidential fame and his family owned the property until the 1970's. The historic home has 5 Bedrooms and 5 Baths with an additional 2 Bedrooms and 1 1/2 Baths in the 1970's attachment that functions as the owner/manager's home. The property has had all major systems in the past 3 years while retaining historic elements such as 5 fireplaces, flooring, molding and doors. All baths and kitchen are new or renovated as well. 2.1 Landscaped and wooded acres include a brook (Adams' Brook and a spring-fed well). Moose and deer and spotted from time to time down by the brook.

Property can be used as a residence or commercial. Zoning ia Agricultural making it virtually amenable to all uses in this rural University Town. The historic home comprises about 3400 sq ft of the property and the owners' home about 1700 sq ft.