Rare Development & Renovation Opportunity – The Historic Hadley Farm House
5-Bed Landmark with Sunroom, 2-Car Garage & Expansive Yard on 0.35 Acres (Zoned R4)

Step into history with the Old Hadley Farm House—an extraordinary 5-bedroom, 2.5-bath treasure believed to be the oldest surviving residence in the Bronx. This stone and wood-frame home may date back as far as 1747, predating even the Van Cortlandt Mansion, and has been a designated New York City landmark since 2000.

Full of character and potential, the central portion of the home boasts nearly two-foot-thick stone walls, original wood beams crafted from halved tree trunks (bark intact), and a historic stone fireplace. Expanded over time, the home features a north wing from the late 19th century and a south wing designed by renowned architect Dwight James Baum in 1915–1916.

Property Highlights:

5 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms

Entry foyer, sun-filled living room with fireplace, open sitting porch with views of property’s landscaping/garden

Library with wood-burning fireplace

Eat-in kitchen, mud room and laundry room

Detached 2-car garage

15,413 sq. ft. lot (150′ x 105′)

Zoned R4 – Ideal for renovation, expansion, or development

This 0.35-acre property offers rare space and flexibility in a prime Bronx location, just minutes from Van Cortlandt Park, Horace Mann and Riverdale Country Private Schools, and public transportation including local/express buses and the No. 1 subway line at West 242nd Street.

Bring your architect and your imagination—this is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to restore a piece of New York history or re-imagine it for the future. Main house is landmarked however garage is not. Property fronts both Post Road and Old Albany Post Road. 2024-25 property taxes $12,671