The view is the organizing idea
At 335 Town Lane, the landscape is not saved for the end of the tour. It appears through broad windows, at the end of interior sightlines, and beyond the covered porches that wrap the house.
That connection gives Stony Hill Farm its rhythm. The rooms can be formal, but they rarely feel sealed off. French doors open the kitchen and living spaces toward screened or open-air rooms. Beyond them, the lawn runs to the pool, pavilion, garden, and the agricultural reserve described in the listing.
The house is positioned on a private rise within 5.06 acres. An aerial image published with the listing shows how the residence, pool, outbuildings, and cultivated garden sit within the larger parcel.
The formal rooms keep the sightlines open
The living room pairs a coffered ceiling with a pale stone fireplace and tall multi-pane windows. A nearby sunroom shifts the scale down with built-in cabinetry and an arched opening, while the dining room adds darker floors and exposed beams.
Together, the three rooms show how the house balances formality with light. Strong ceiling lines and symmetrical openings give the rooms order, but windows and French doors keep drawing attention outside.
The kitchen stays bright and practical
The kitchen takes a simpler approach. White cabinetry runs to the ceiling, a long island anchors the center, and a weathered wood beam introduces just enough texture to connect the room to the older house.
According to the listing, the chef's kitchen opens to the living room and to a screened porch through French doors. That placement makes it less of a showpiece at the edge of the plan and more of a working center between indoor and outdoor spaces.
One darker room changes the pace
The study is the clearest counterpoint to the brighter rooms. Wood paneling wraps the walls, and a brick fireplace surround gives the room more visual weight. The effect is quieter and more enclosed, suited to reading or conversation.
Just outside, the hall returns to white paneling, arched doorways, and dark floors. That transition keeps the study distinctive without making it feel disconnected from the rest of the house.
The primary suite makes room for two baths
The primary bedroom is organized as a small sequence of its own. Built-in cabinetry frames a bright sitting area, while French doors and multi-pane windows keep the treetops visible.
The listing describes two separate spa-inspired baths. One combines a freestanding tub with a glass shower enclosure. The other places a soaking tub between two double-hung windows, using symmetry and daylight as its main decoration.
The pool pavilion becomes another living room
Outside, the pavilion gives the pool area a destination of its own. A beadboard ceiling, lounge seating, dining space, and the fieldstone fireplace described in the listing turn it into a sheltered room with open sides.
The western-facing heated gunite pool and spa sit between the pavilion and the main house. This is where the property's larger planning idea becomes clearest: the buildings and outdoor rooms face one another across the lawn instead of operating as separate amenities.
The vegetable garden brings the farm idea back to earth
A fenced garden with raised beds and gravel paths gives the grounds a productive counterpoint to the pool and lawns. It is a smaller, more tactile space, framed by wood structures and mature planting.
That final detail makes the name Stony Hill Farm feel connected to the way the property is actually used. The estate can support large-scale entertaining, but it also makes room for routines that happen one garden bed at a time.
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Sources and update notes
Information reviewed through 2026-09-01.
We reviewed the listing record, broker description, and complete image set through September 1, 2026. Acreage, room count, the agricultural reserve, pool dimensions, pavilion size, and other broker-listed features are attributed to the listing; visual descriptions and search terms are nearThere editorial observations.
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