Fall in love with the authentic Waterman-Winsor House, the circa 1710/1780 former home of the RI Apple King, T. K. Winsor. Meticulously restored over the past 48 years under the guidance of RI's foremost restoration architects and preservation craftspeople, it is actually two houses joined together in the 18th century with 2 massive chimneys and 8 working fireplaces. 18th century details remain and include gunstock posts & beams, beaded casings, hardware, wide pine floors, 12-over-12 windows, chair rails, wainscoting, and paneled doors. The 20th and 21st century updates include 10-year-old oil fired, hot water heating system w/8 zones, 100 amp electricity, structural supports, wood cedar roofs, and a greenhouse with radiant heat flooring. On 1.85 acres, includes 3 barns and a former cider mill for storage and a heated home office/workshop. Historically and architecturally important, it is listed on the prestigious National Register