Interesting house and property! Neat house! On 35 acres in New Jersey. $2,900,000

This sure is an interesting property. Curious what it was used as. I am assuming some type of resort property? Lots of cabins, campsites, volleyball court and a huge pool. The house was built in 1820. It is located on 35.09 acres in Hackettstown, New Jersey. The house features a large covered front porch, wood floors, crown moulding, bay windows, baseboards, french doors, large stone fireplace, coffered ceiling and arched entryways. There are multiple cabins on the property, a large pool, fire pits, campsites and a volleyball court. Ten bedrooms, three bathrooms and 5,900 square feet. $2,900,000

Unique Property. Victorian Mansion. 35.09 acres of improved land with an extensive array of existing structures and amenities. Due to Highlands regulations, further subdivision or redevelopment is restricted, making this ideal for a buyer seeking to rehabilitate, restore, or continue use of the existing improvements. At the heart of the property is a Victorian era residence showcasing historic craftsmanship. Home features fireplaces, hardwood flooring, stonework, current permit for 10 furnished rooms in main house. An efficiency apartment in main residence The expansive grounds include several multifamily residential buildings with rental potential, approx 24 one room cabins, and rec hall. The property features sheds, workshops & utility buildings, Additional amenities include designated trailer and RV sites with existing infrastructure, 6 established campsite pads with fire pits. Electric service throughout the grounds supporting a variety of recreational and operational uses including an inground pool with picnic area, hot tub, sun deck, volleyball & shuffleboard courts. The expansive layout and existing features provide flexibility for a variety of permitted uses, The property does require rehabilitation and is best suited for a buyer with vision who understands the value of improving and maintaining existing structures within the Highlands framework. A rare opportunity to acquire a large, improved tract with historic character.