331 Merwin Road, Millerton, NY 12546

Welcome to the Historically significant Wakeman Bradley home circa 1820. Located at the intersection of Spencer's Corners and Rudd Pond Road, Bradley built the home for his family and to function as a stopping place for westward travelers on what was then known as the Salisbury Turnpike. Designed in the late Federal style, and organized around a center hall, the house was originally crowned by four chimneys. The symmetrical facade features a tri-part window above a classical door surround, composed of two fluted pilasters supporting a curved cornice and leaded glass transom. Monumental marble steps give access to the original paneled wood door with its hardware. Upon entering the 36’ hallway running the depth of the house, an elegant staircase with a turned newel post and hard-carved railing rises to the third floor. Remarkable 9’ ceilings on first and second floor lend a gracious scale to the main rooms. Brought to market with many original features, the Bradley home offers the … read more …