Make your own history at 1790 Stone Manor.

1790 Stone Manor was built between 1790 and 1792 by Nathaniel Smith. Nathaniel visited Pennsylvania where he fell in love with the many stone homes, that were mirrored in French manors, when he returned to MA, Nathaniel promptly commissioned Frederick Wadsworth to build a French style home from the granite quarry that can still be found on the property. This farm was once the center point of a 54 acres agricultural estate or “Gentleman’s Farm”. This property eventually hosted the town of Hopkinton’s gristmill, the insignia still on the front of the house above the front door. The large barn that still stands and is adjacent to the house, was built in 1865 to hold horses and equipment for the farm. Over the years, the house was uniquely passed down to eldest daughter in each generation, who were all highly educated and traveled the world. The house stayed in the same family for over 220 years, until we bought the property 2018. As we explored the home we found pictures of weddings, family gatherings and celebrations that drove our vision to share this farm with others for their own unique celebrations. We have spent the few years renovating to keep the charm and uniqueness of the estate, but have added comforts of today.