This architectural tour de force in the historic village of Headquarters in Delaware Township is like no other home on the market! Only 22 years old, it was masterfully crafted to mirror the area's early architectural style, rightfully earning its place in this National Register Historic District. This is an incredible find with none of the headaches of an antique home yet all of the charm of one. From the moment you set eyes on the stone façade quarried directly from stones on the property, you’ll feel like you've stepped into another century. The home’s design tells a captivating story in three acts: first, a room designed to look like an 18th-century old kitchen; next, a late 18th-century two-story center section; and finally, an early 19th-century wing. The meticulously sourced materials, from the historically accurate wood-burning fireplaces (unused) to the salvaged doors and wrought iron hardware, immerse you in the past while the historical color palette paints a picture of authenticity. Yet, the beauty of this home lies not only in its homage to history but in its well-thought-out features only found in modern construction. The spacious custom kitchen and family room lead to a serene patio, offering a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. The open-concept living and dining rooms, adorned with an authentic cage bar and quadruple doors to the patio enhance that connectivity. The old kitchen room offers so much versatility whether for a cozy home office with its brick floor, walk-in fireplace, and beamed ceiling, or a guest suite, complete with a half bathroom with a potential full bath with the addition of a shower stall. Upstairs, the main suite pampers with two luxurious bathrooms, a sitting room, and a pair of walk-in closets, while two additional bedrooms enjoy en suite baths. A fourth bedroom utilizes a hall bathroom, making for a total of four beautifully appointed sleeping quarters. State-of-the-art geothermal heating and cooling ensures year-round comfort in an eco-conscious manner. To complete the picture, the 6.7-acre property includes a three-bay timber-frame barn with a spacious storage and work area above.