Open House: Amherst’s Green Trim Farm, Historic Andrew Seaton Property, Shown Saturday

AMHERST, NH — The historic property in Amherst known as Green Trim Farm, also called the Andrew Seaton Farm, is on the market.

There will be an open house at the property from noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 25.

Set on 4.8 acres, the property is described in the listing as blending historic character with “quiet beauty” and “classic rural charm,” with updated living space. The farmhouse includes wide plank floors, original woodwork, a beehive oven, and other period features that reflect the home’s age, according to the listing.

Updates include new Marvin windows, kitchen cabinetry, appliances and surfaces, an FHA system, bathrooms, septic, and “all systems.” Those changes are presented alongside preserved historic details and living spaces described in the listing as comfortable and functional.

Outdoor features highlighted in the listing include open fields, mature gardens, sugar and silver maple trees, a weeping willow, stone walls, and large trees tied to a New England landscape. The property also includes a patio, an in-ground pool, and a fire pit in the field, according to the listing.

The attached heated barn dates to the 1800s and includes hand-hewn beams, according to the listing, with plentiful opportunities for the property.

“Create a working farm, a private country retreat, or a place to enjoy outdoor recreation and year-round beauty and peacefulness,” the listing said.

To learn more about this listing, click on this link.

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