Less than five miles from picturesque Newfane Village at the top of a town-maintained, dead-end country road, awaits this nearly 240-acre gloriously secluded parcel with two homes. The center chimney farmhouse at Sir Isaac Newton Farm was built around 1815 by Revolutionary War veteran and blacksmith, Marshall Newton with many original features still in tact. There are lots of apple trees on the property, so as a man of wit, Marshall named his second son “Sir Isaac” Newton. Sir Isaac remained on the farm and added to the structure as his family grew. The farmhouse has a bedroom, a full bath, and nearly 1,500 square feet of living space on the first level. There's an additional 2-bedrooms on the top floor, one with a wood-stove. The green cottage built in 1964 has 3-bedrooms, a full bath and roughly 1,300 square feet of living space. 205 of the acres are part of the current use program. The other 33.26 acres are excluded and are yours to do with as you please. Some of the tree species on this hilltop include Hemlock, Spruce, Oak, Pine and a variety of Apple trees. Bonney Brook runs through the property as well. Owned by the same family for the last 70 years, come and enjoy the serenity and sense of history that comes with this special property.