Brookmill Farm established circa 1819, is a serenely peaceful 13+ acre compound located on the cusps of the famous twin hamlets of New Hope, Pennsylvania and Lambertville, New Jersey. The moment you drive down its long private stone-lined driveway with its mature and lush tree-canopies, you instinctively realize that you are on a uniquely rare and regal estate. As you enter the compound, your attention is overwhelmed by the multiple vistas of rolling hills, dramatic tiered perennial gardens bursting with color, the elegant fountains, a stone edged stream with a beautiful covered bridge, and a waterfall that constantly produces soft and soothing sounds, which greatly enhances the experience. First time visitors often experience sensory overload, but in the most pleasing way. The estate includes a perfect blend of old-world charm and modern-day amenities. The Main fieldstone and clapboard house is accompanied by a guest cottage, a heated pool, a stone & steel pool house designed by John Keenan & Terence Riley, an artist studio/gym flooded with sunlight. a three-car garage, a classic red barn with a hen house for fresh eggs, a colossal yard-size gameboard and chest set. The property boasts a total of 6 bedrooms, 4 fireplaces, a new gourmet kitchen and wine cellar. Conveniently, this historic country retreat is situated about an hour from Manhattan, Philadelphia, and Princeton.This secluded estate located in the rolling hills of Hunterdon County, NJ, consists of 13.79 acres and is encircled with natural succession woodlands and wildlife, which creates a buffer-zone around the property.The original section of the Main house has 3 stories, a dining room with massive stone fireplace and exposed beams with charming screened brick floored porch. Above are 2 bedrooms, 3 full baths, the Family room, and the Master bedroom with a more than ample dressing room, exercise room, a fireplace, and a marble on-suite bathroom. The Living Room has hardwood flooring, antique paneled walls, and an alcove with fireplace. Bring the family, bring the in-laws, bring the friends and, perhaps bring a couple of horses (3 stall barn) and chickens as there is plenty of room for all.