Built in 1850, this residence is a classic example of mid-19th-century New England architecture. Set on 8.93 potentially subdividable acres on Westwood's iconic Fox Hill Street, it is rich in historic character. It offers 4,241sf of living area and features hardwood floors, generously sized windows, multiple fireplaces, and built-in cabinetry. The entry foyer opens to a music room, living room, dining room and library, each offering distinctive character and period details. The kitchen includes granite counters, double wall ovens, an eat-in dining area and large windows. A butler's pantry with extensive storage, exterior access and an adjoining laundry room adds everyday functionality. Two first-floor bedrooms or offices and a full bath provide versatility for guests, work or additional living space. Upstairs, just off the landing, is an en-suite primary bedroom, a second en-suite bedroom and three additional bedrooms served by a separate hall bath. Outside, the covered porch, the deck, and a large antique barn overlook beautiful rolling lawns and woods that abut over 300 acres of conservation land with miles of walking trails.