760 Koch Rd, Turbotville, PA 17772

197 acre Commercial/Agriculture zoned farm in Upper Northumberland County. Built in 1801, an early American three-story stone home (Long Square Farm; see description below) with original details in surprisingly good condition. Hard to find craftsmanship including wide plank floors, beautiful ornate mantels and raised panel window jams. Vertical wood plank walls, fireplaces in almost every room, including a summer kitchen with exposed beams and walk in hearth. Plaster walls in good condition. The main kitchen has brick flooring and needs some updates. The kitchen is bordered by the dinning room with a bee-hive oven. The farm consists of many outbuildings, shops, sheds and a large bank barn. There is a large pond on the property; 9,100 feet of road frontage; topography is level with 170 acres of good tillable soil and 10 acres of woodland. Long Square was built in 1801 by Daniel Montgomery, a captain in the revolutionary war for who Danville was named. The house was a gift to his daughter Jane for her marriage to John Bryson. John Bryson was a Methodist minister who preached at Warrior Run and ran a school for Greek and Latin. Many of his students boarded at Long Square and stayed on the third floor. Bryson was a well-known theologian and Joseph Priestley once ate dinner at the farm.