CIRCA 1730! Welcome to the Nathaniel Chambless House. One of Americas most historic and coveted properties! This Georgian pattern brick house originally built by settling Quakers geographically unique to Western New Jersey; more specifically Salem/Cumberland Counties. This treasure was slated for demolition in order to widen the road and had it not been for the forwarding thinking good local people would have been lost forever therefore house abuts to said road. Chambless house offers the unique gable-end zigzag design. Impressive research has been done on this property however it is in no way complete. Pride of ownership is evident and current owner did a remarkable job in preserving the historic attributes while updating for todays' lifestyle. All windows have been replaced with vinyl double hung while maintaining the historic characteristics including the 10" deep sills! All rooms are substantial with some original hand hued honey pine flooring (entire second floor), wainscoting and trim work. Massive kitchen with abundance of counter space, eating area; pot bellied stove and pantry. Sun room offers great eastern views. All 3 bedrooms are very roomy and the walk up attic offers unlimited potential. Home features 4 original fireplaces and electric/heat have been updated. Basement is remarkably dry and clean with poured concrete flooring. 2 massive outbuildings sit on the property, #1 is a 5 bay measuring 80' x 50'; #2 measures 80' x 50' and houses an office. Chicken coop measures 15' x 10'. A large pond sits toward the rear of the property adjacent to the gazebo. Gentlemen's tiny fruit tree orchard; raised vegetable beds, cut flowers beds make up a tiny portion of the 5 acres. Entire property surrounded by state owned land offering utter privacy!