This timber frame farmhouse is nestled atop a quiet New Milford cul-de-sac. Comprised of artisan details such as exquisite exposed joinery and tongue and groove ceilings, this home has left nothing for want. The exterior, at first glance, takes on the appearance of a traditional colonial, but gives a subtle nod to the interior with decorative gables. In an effort to settle the home into its surroundings, the owners put much effort into the landscape. With choices such as soft clusterings of pine and a staggering trail of flowering ornamentals; the property with age will only be further embraced by the New England setting. From the front porch you can enjoy sunrises overlooking historic Roxbury and in the privacy of the backyard bathe in the homes salt water pool. With sustainability in mind, the homes interior was crafted of Eastern White Pine, giving a rustic character to the homes decor. The main living space is made expansive and cohesive with 5” Oak floorboards. The first floor master is within its own wing, where upon entering you are again met with tremendous ceiling height. Every room is like an exhibit of the home's craftsmanship, the framework distinguishes each area from the next while aesthetically connecting the space as a whole. It is the ability exposed natural materials have to simultaneously draw us in and connect us to the outdoors that makes a home such as this so uniquely appealing.