As built ca. 1840 the Charles Pierce House, located in Oak Hill, NY is an outstanding regional example of the Greek Revival aesthetic says National Register of Historic Places report. The home is noteworthy for prominent siting, exaggerated proportions, fine craftsmanship and attention to details. The monumental two story Ionic order porch, evenly spaced windows and exquisite classical entrances lend a sense of scale and prominence to the building as well, as alluding to the stone Greek temple form. The home is further distinguished through its unusual and unique interior architectural details, which are rare in the region. The Charles Pierce House retains high degree of architectural integrity and stands as an important reminder of the architectural history of this community. All of the exterior of this amazing house has recently been carefully and lovingly restored. The basement re-done with new 200 amps of power brought in. New roof, new septic and well.