1759 Sycamore Hollow RD, Newburgh, IN 47630
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1759 Sycamore Hollow RD, Newburgh, IN 47630
1759 Sycamore Hollow RD, Newburgh, IN 47630
1759 Sycamore Hollow RD, Newburgh, IN 47630
1759 Sycamore Hollow RD, Newburgh, IN 47630
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Listed by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Indiana Realty
$ 1,300,000
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1759 Sycamore Hollow RD Newburgh, IN 47630

5 Beds

8 Baths

4,876 SqFt


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Key Details

Property Type Single Family Home

Sub Type Site-Built Home

Listing Status Active

Purchase Type For Sale

Square Footage 4,876 sqft

MLS Listing ID IRM202635435

Style Colonial

Bedrooms 5

Full Baths 4

Half Baths 4

HOA Y/N No

Year Built 1800

Annual Tax Amount $5,045

Tax Year 2026

Lot Size 3.000 Acres

Acres 3.0

Lot Dimensions o x o

Property Sub-Type Site-Built Home

Property Description

Approaching Sycamore Hollow from the drive, the stance and symmetry of Colonial architecture immediately commands attention. Step through the front door and Indiana disappears. Hand-hewn timbers, broad floorboards, seven fireplaces, hand-forged hardware, period glass, and centuries-old masonry transport you to Colonial Williamsburg, to a National Park site. The Keeping Room centers on a massive fireplace, enormous stone hearth, and a mantel cracked in a Nor'easter, complete with cast-iron cooking crane, in a room organized around fire, food, and life. The home and its journey to three rolling acres near historic Newburgh are nearly as extraordinary. The principal front portion dates to 1759, with the rear section predating it as a Quaker Meeting House on Black Hill near Plainfield, Connecticut. In 1830 it became the Friends Boarding School; accounts identify Susan B. Anthony among its students, with reports of meetings between the pupils of Black Hill and Prudence Crandall's legendary school nearby. Threatened with destruction by 1976, the house became the subject of a Herculean preservation undertaking. Photographed, measured, individual components labeled, masonry dismantled, the centuries-old timber frame was taken apart piece by piece and loaded into railroad cars for the 900-mile journey to Indiana. Here it was reconstructed with astonishing precision on a steel-reinforced 20th-century foundation, integrating modern systems without sacrificing its age. Nearly fifty years later, hand-hewn timbers remain the true bones of the house while adjacent lath-and-plaster meets them with remarkable integrity. Exterior siding survives inside the third floor; historic bricks were reassembled individually, some bearing schoolchildren's signatures; Williamsburg reproduction wallpapers and restrained millwork complete the experience in warmth. A respectful 1990s main-level apartment extends the philosophy, offering a true main-floor primary suite, guest quarters, or intergenerational living. Outside, mature grounds and pool complete three private acres minutes from historic Newburgh and the Ohio River. Even the address, 1759, was deliberately chosen to carry the date of the principal house into its Indiana life. For those who know what they are looking at, the achievement is difficult to overstate: an irreplaceable national treasure predating the founding of America, saved one numbered piece at a time, masterfully given another life.

Location

State IN

County Warrick County

Rooms

Basement Crawl Space, Slab, Partial

Interior

Interior Features Storage, Built-In Bookcase, Ceiling-9+, Ceilings-Beamed, Closet(s) Walk-in, Countertops-Solid Surf, Crown Molding, Eat-in Kitchen, Garage Door Opener, Guest Quarters, Landscaped, Near Walking Trail, Porch Covered, Porch Open, Porch Screened, Storm Windows, Twin Sink Vanity, Main Level Bedroom Suite, Great Room, Main Floor Laundry, Custom Cabinetry

Heating Forced Air

Fireplaces Number 1

Fireplaces Type Dining Room, Family Room, Living/Great Rm, 1st Bdrm, 2nd Bdrm, 3rd Bdrm, Other

Inclusions Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Cooktop-Electric, Oven-Electric, Pool Equipment

Fireplace Y

Exterior

Parking Features Asphalt

Garage Spaces 2.0

Pool Below Ground

View Y/N true

Building

Lot Description Level, Part Wooded, Rolling Lot, 3-5.9999

Story Three

Sewer Public Sewer

Water Public

Level or Stories Three

New Construction No

Schools

Elementary Schools Newburgh

Middle Schools Castle South

High Schools Castle

School District Warrick County School Corp.

Others

Pets Allowed No

Tax ID 87-15-02-100-078.000-019

Acceptable Financing IRM202635435

Listing Terms IRM202635435

Special Listing Condition None

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