Beattystown Mill

A 1762 Stone Mill on the Musconetcong River

The Experience

Water Beneath Your Feet

The original 18th-century millrace still channels the Musconetcong River directly beneath the house. Sit at the bar and hear the water flowing below.

Premier River Fishing

1,500 feet of private river access on one of New Jersey's finest trout streams. Step out the door and cast a line.

18th-Century Character

Original stone walls, hand-hewn beams, and architectural details preserved from 1762. Every surface tells a story.

Inside the Mill

Every room tells a story. Every surface is original.

Grand living room with stone fireplace, leather sofa, and original millstone decor

Front facade of the 1762 stone mill showing original stonework and gambrel roof

Library with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, antique desk, and Persian rug

Kayaks on the lawn beside the Musconetcong River with rocking chair

Bedroom with queen bed, arched stone window, and hand-hewn timber beams

Aerial drone view of Beattystown Mill and the Musconetcong River

Glass floor panel revealing the millrace flowing directly beneath the house

Wraparound deck along the original stone wall with potted flowers and river views

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Where the river meets history

The Musconetcong flows beneath the Mill, just as it has since 1762

The Story

1762

The Beginning

George Beatty builds the original stone mill on the banks of the Musconetcong River in Warren County, New Jersey. The massive stone walls and timber framing are constructed to last centuries.

Early 1800s

The Fisher Era

Under S.B. Fisher, the mill operations expand. The building becomes a cornerstone of the local community, processing grain and serving the growing settlements of the Musconetcong Valley.

Stone exterior with patio seating and wooden bridge

1970s

The Restoration

A careful architectural restoration preserves the original stonework, hand-hewn beams, and the millrace that still channels the river beneath the structure. The building is brought back to life while honoring its 18th-century character.

Dramatic multi-level staircase with iron railings and soaring stone walls

Present

A New Chapter

Reimagined as a luxury retreat, Beattystown Mill invites guests to sleep within 18th-century walls while the Musconetcong River flows beneath their feet. The bar sits directly over the water, and 1,500 feet of private riverfront awaits.

Book direct and receive a complimentary welcome gift

Local Hackettstown coffee and artisan treats waiting at the Mill.

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