1815 HISTORIC GEM… The oldest house in Philmont, built by Philip, eldest son of William Clum who purchased in 1800, a 218-acre tract of land that now includes the Village of Philmont. This Village landmark is a classic example of an "eyebrow" house with small windows on the second floor covered with geometric decorative grilles. These grilles, the pilasters on the corners of the font part of the house, and the columned front porch show the influence of Greek Revival architecture which was not in vogue until later. The inside of the house is remarkably intact with countless original details including doors, windows, moldings, a wide front hallway with stair, and four working fireplaces with mantels in the library, living room, keeping room, and basement (the original kitchen). The keeping room and basement fireplaces each had beehive ovens enclosed by wooden doors. Upstairs, the master bedroom and bathroom suite takes up the back wing of the house (two bottom right photos), while two other bedrooms (not shown) are located in the front of the house… $290,000