3 Route 216 A rare opportunity to own a significant piece of Hudson Valley history. The Storm Homestead Estate, a circa 1790 Colonial farmhouse set on approximately 3.92 picturesque acres in Hopewell Junction, New York, offers timeless character, remarkable craftsmanship, and the privacy of a true estate property. Offered at $1, 495, 000, this historically significant residence features 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and approximately 3, 458 square feet of living space, blending preserved early American architecture with modern-day comfort. Authentic period details include original wide-plank floors, exposed wood beams, two fireplaces, and a traditional bread oven, reflecting the craftsmanship of the late 18th century. Among the home's most distinctive features is a fully operational Sedgwick hand-powered elevator, a rare example of early American mechanical ingenuity. Designed for both elegant living and everyday comfort, the home offers a formal living room anchored by a striking stone fireplace, a private library or study with its own fireplace, and a gracious formal dining room ideal for entertaining. The primary bedroom includes an ensuite bath, while a private one-bedroom maid's quarters with a full bathroom and classic clawfoot tub provides additional accommodations for guests or extended family. A second-floor laundry area adds convenience. The chef's kitchen is thoughtfully appointed with custom cherry wood cabinetry, granite countertops, a center island, double wall ovens, a butler's pantry, and radiant heated floors, combining classic design with modern functionality. A charming wraparound porch with swing enhances the home's farmhouse elegance and provides a relaxing place to enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The fully finished, heated attic with vaulted ceilings offers flexible space for recreation, studio use, or additional living areas. Enhancing the estate are 13 original outbuildings, including a Dutch barn, blacksmith shop, lift-frame machine shed, horse stable, cow barn, and an impressive tractor barn, reflecting the property's rich agricultural heritage. A separate one-bedroom cottage with fireplace offers ideal guest accommodations or private living space. The beautifully landscaped grounds feature a koi pond with cascading waterfalls, a wishing well, a hand-pump well, and a private Swedish sauna, creating a tranquil retreat. For collectors, hobbyists, or automotive enthusiasts, the estate also includes seven heated garage spaces, covered shelter for up to ten additional vehicles, and a professional-grade lift with wheel-alignment capability. Steeped in local history, the property reflects the enduring legacy of the Dirck Goris Storm family, whose writings helped document early Dutch life in the Hudson Valley. Ideally located with convenient access to Interstate 84, Interstate 684, and the Taconic State Parkway, as well as the Metro-North Railroad for travel to New York City, the estate also enjoys close proximity to golf courses, scenic walking trails, and the natural beauty that defines the Hudson Valley lifestyle. Blending historical significance, timeless character, and exceptional versatility, this remarkable Hudson Valley estate is a rare and distinguished offering ready to welcome its next steward. Bedroom is virtually stage for visualization