Jordan Farm was part of the Ambrose Madison land patent and built ca. 1825/1830 by the Daniel family in the Hall-and-Parlor plan. The core of the residence was two large formal rooms at the entry with a (then) narrow staircase to two rooms above. Shortly after 1830 more rooms were added to the rear with shed roof. Over the decades sensitive additions were made and all was recently renovated to an unsually high standard. The sawn weatherboard exterior remains and is today capped with a copper roof and copper downspouts and gutters.

In the yard of this lovely country manor is the original summer kitchen with massive stone fireplace open to two ground level rooms with a low gable loft. The original smokehouse has been used as a farm office. Improvements are completed by several barns, a three bedrooms farmworker's house, and a new two car garage.

Jordan is 272 acres equally divided ...