Part of the Oley Township Historical District, which was established in 1983, this 25 acre farm has been placed into the Berks County Agricultural Easement and is considered protected land. It can not be subdivided or land developed. It can be used as a working farm. The earliest records indicate that it was established in 1720. This property includes the stone and brick farm house, a standing grist mill, bank barn and several other outbuildings. The majority of the house has been preserved and lovingly cared for by the most recent property owners, since 1957. Suitable for horses, chicken, hogs or other animals, the barn and outbuilding offer endless options for agricultural utilization. Historians will have lots of material to enjoy as this property offers a wealth of history and importance in the Oley Valley. This farm was at one time the main hub of the community. The plentiful room sizes make living here very comfortable. Two outside porches offer quiet space and even a water feature. Bertolet Mill Road is one of the most treasured locations in Oley Valley. The house is tucked into the nape of the land and feels very secluded as well as the other outbuildings.