This circa 1774 home is one of the loveliest old Capes in Canterbury, and is full of the beautiful details early-home enthusiasts will appreciate! The huge rebuilt center chimney with four fireplaces is surrounded in each of its rooms with original hand-planed paneling, beautiful built-ins, gorgeous pine flooring, and the nooks and crannies that make old houses such an adventure to live in! Some of the rooms have the posts and beams exposed, and I'm sure there are plenty more waiting for you to discover! The first-floor rooms are spacious and could certainly accommodate large holiday gatherings! The attached post-and-beam barn has had extensive renovations and a new roof, and would make great work and wood-storage space. A few farm animals would feel quite at home here! The surrounding 14.5 acres are as lovely as you'd expect, with a huge yard, perennials, stone walls, and even a tiny pool with a waterfall to listen to while you're relaxing on the screened porch. There are extensive woodlands to hike, a charming screened gazebo on the knoll out back, and beauty at every turn! Echo Hollow Farm has a rich history and is ready for new owners to enjoy and care for it as the former owners through the generations have done.