Steeped in history and timeless New England charm, the historic Nathaniel Loomis House, built in 1718, offers a rare opportunity to own one of Bolton's original homesteads. Rich in heritage and beautifully preserved, this remarkable property has evolved through centuries while maintaining the character and craftsmanship that make antique homes so special. Originally established by Nathaniel Loomis, one of Bolton's earliest settlers, the property later became a thriving working farm with 22 Jersey cows, kennels for field trial dogs, and fields that produced fruits and vegetables for local markets. In 1963, the estate entered a new chapter as Fernwood Farm, an equestrian property dedicated to breeding and raising Morgan horses. Today, this stunning 2,178 square foot Colonial showcases authentic exposed post and beam construction, wide board flooring throughout, and the warmth and craftsmanship only found in homes of this era. The residence offers remodeled kitchen with unique brick flooring, 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths, blending historic character with thoughtful modern updates. Recent renovations were completed by the renowned Country Carpenters, specialists in traditional post-and-beam construction, ensuring the home's integrity and historic appeal were carefully preserved. Equestrian enthusiasts and hobby farmers alike will appreciate the impressive barn featuring 8 stalls, paddock areas, and fenced pastures ready for horses or livestock.