Captivating and Nostalgic are two words to describe this historical gem. Former Maxwell Creek Inn will bring you back to yesteryear, when a time was more simple and rich with early Americana. The walls within this home gently whisper tales of slaves who sought refuge and a hot meal at this home. Listen for the schooners that would sail into port at the bay of the property seeking to trade flour and wheat. The gentle breezes, remind us of a father's love for his daughter, Preston Gaylord, built this rare cobblestone estate as a wedding gift. There are less than a handful left now in the United States. Imagine strolling down the back yard, through the orchards to the lake. Sitting on the bank of the river, where the former gristmill for Rochester Electric used to sit, dropping in a pole to catch a large or small mouth bass. The cobble stone carriage house has two rustic suites and an amazing stone hearth. The main home lends itself to a multitude of bedrooms with adjoining baths. The barn has electric and water is fully operational, perfect for tinkering around or storing vehicles, machinery and livestock. The heart of the home is the kitchen which has been fully renovated.