Built in the 1930's, the stable was originally constructed to house race horses owned by Andover's Dr. Lowery M. Guilinger. Even after the automobile became popularized, Dr. Guilinger insisted on continuing to ride a horse to his house calls. 

The stable was converted into a residential home in the 1990's. The top 2 floors were completely refurbished with floor-to-ceiling pine boards and many custom woodworking elements. A pond was added to enhance the already scenic view of the field and woods. The original ground floor was left intact, including the original stable flooring, doors and hardware.

The property was purchased by the Litwiler Family in 2017 for the sole purpose of building a winery from the ground up. Renovations continued from more than 2 years, and included a new waste water treatment system, commercial kitchen, bar, and wine-making facility.