12 Seabrook Rd, Stockton, NJ 08559

Rarely does the opportunity come along to own some of the finest land in the kingdom! Truly Plum Broke Farm is just that, and so much more. Located minutes outside of the charming village of Stockton on 90+ stunning acres of preserved land reminiscent of the English countryside, this country estate has long been admired by all those fortunate to visit it. Two impressive driveways meander through open pastures and wooded trails almost 3/4 mile long! A stunning setting, with approximately 30+ acres of pasture, 30+ open acres and 37 wooded acres, the land is open, rolling, flat and wooded with a spring fed pond and sparkling stream, dotted with boxwood and flower gardens, stone walls and majestic trees. Perfect setting for the equestrian, sheep farmer or livestock. The fields have some of the finest alfalfa, clover, and timothy orchard grass. This also makes a peaceful setting for the artist seeking an inspirational retreat set in natural beauty and simplicity. The historic barn features a cobblestone courtyard leading to a seven-stall horse stable, tack room, hot/cold wash stall and hay storage above. There are four large run-in sheds and an outdoor riding ring. The carriage house currently is being used as an office but has served the property as a caretaker’s and guest quarters and storage. A quaint 3 BR Victorian house, with covered porch and scenic pastoral views, has a lovely fenced perennial garden and a separate, dramatic, wooded entrance off of scenic Brookville Hollow Road with plenty of private parking. It isn’t surprising that this property has long been the backdrop for many sophisticated equestrian photo shoots, catalogs, horse shows and outdoor events. An opportunity awaits to build the house of your dreams with one residential dwelling, as per the Deed of Easement requirements. Additionally, there is a separate 2 BR 1700’s stone house on separate 1.45-acre parcel, with private driveway and 2-bay barn with storage above. Priced separately; contact agent for details. 90 minutes to NY, 60 minutes to Philadelphia 30 minutes to Princeton. Convenient to shopping, great restaurants, many enchanting river towns along the Delaware River.