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May
15
Springfield, VT – Owner’s Perspective on What Makes North Mowing Special
By LandVest
 

What Makes This Place Special – The Property Owner’s Perspective

North Mowing in Springfield Vermont on approximately 230 acres offers complete privacy and historic charm

Each LandVest listing is more than real estate, it is the realization of a vision of property owners, often over centuries. One such property is North Mowing, in Springfield Vermont. Set at the end of a ¾ mile drive on 230 acres the property has superb views of Mount Ascutney. This beautifully renovated c. 1795 expanded main house, guest house, barns and outbuildings are set around a series of terraced gardens. The original farm was romantically expanded by Horace Brown, a prominent Vermonter and landscape painter during the heyday of the Art Colony in Cornish, NH, whose most notable members were Maxfield Parrish and Augustus Saint- Gaudens as well as Ellen Biddle Shipman, the landscape architect of North Mowing.

Dry stone terrace designed by eminent early 20th century landscape architect, Ellen Biddle Shipman

The current owners, international manufacturers and marketers of garden ornaments, restored the property as a labor of love and as a family retreat. They loved the sense of history and romance of the property, and the scale of the big views.  Since Springfield is not as well known as nearby Woodstock and Ludlow, we asked the owner to tell why they like Springfield:

“Location, location, location – it is very convenient to 91 – just that much closer to NYC than Woodstock and further north. It is a very central location to get to a number of places in about 20 minutes or so – near Woodstock, Quechee, Okemo, Ascutney, Grafton and quite near Chester which is very sweet. The Weathersfield Inn has excellent gourmet dining – about 10 minutes away. Even Dartmouth is not that far away – One of the Browns lived at North Mowing and taught there. We always get fresh meat at Lisai’s in Chester which is about 10 minutes away and a pretty drive.

Family Room features dramatic stone fireplace surrounded by raised panel cabinets, oak floors and built-in seating under the stairs

Guest house with one bedroom, kitchen, bath and fireplaced living room is light, bright and completely renovated

As to Springfield itself – chartered in 1761 and home to the oldest one room school house in Vermont. Springfield prospered from the machine tool industry. It was a prime target for German sabotage in WWII. Of course, as manufacturing moved overseas Springfield suffered. But it is reinventing itself. The tool works along the river into town are being developed now into professional offices. There is a good hospital in Springfield close to the house. The movie theater has been restored and reopened – Historic Preservation magazine featured the restoration of its Art Deco facade. Springfield also did not suffer in the recent floods because of a water management system in the river in town. While the shopping center may not inspire raptures about quaint New England, it is only 5 minutes away if you need anything.  It is so much more convenient than a 20 minute drive for milk or the newspaper. Roll into town and you can easily stop there for supplies. It is a nice market as well – seems to me much nicer than the one I remember in Woodstock – good fresh produce etc. There is also a pharmacy there. All in all very convenient.

Convenient and private location with views to Mount Ascutney

North Mowing though is a world unto itself – beautiful views and a ¾ mile driveway. Fantastic stone walls, terraces and outbuildings configured more like a little village. The interiors of the guest house and map house are full of charming details. Moreover each of these buildings and studio have working fireplaces! It is a gardener’s delight. There is a book in the house about the eminent landscape designer, Ellen Shipman. Her client, Horace Brown was one of the heirs to the Spaulding Sporting Goods fortune and a noted artist in his own right.  The property figured often in his work – it is his particular color scheme and configuration that we restored. Note that the property originally went right down to the river but the Browns donated it to the town to build the school.”

Great properties like North Mowing have their particular magic. For more information on Vermont Farms or Woodstock Area Properties for Sale, please contact Jon Weber or Ruth Kennedy Sudduth.  North Mowing was featured as our first stop off I-91 in our Vermont Farm Tour blog (click on link for more) the first of more to come.

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May
12
It’s Spring, Time for a Tour of Vermont Farms for Sale
By LandVest
 

Spring is a lovely time to explore real estate for sale along the quiet roads of Vermont. Driving up from Connecticut or New York, the two closest farms we have for sale in the Upper Valley near Woodstock, Vermont, are “North Mowing” and “Stonebridge Farm“.

North Mowing combines Vermont vernacular with artistic style in its 230± private hilltop acres

North Mowing is located a short hop off I-91 in Springfield, Vermont. This is a soulful property – probably because it has been owned by many generations of artists. It has what you would expect in a great Vermont property – the long private drive, the huge hilltop location with mountain views, the perfectly restored classic farm buildings, guest house and refined interior finishes. What makes it really special is the artistic sensibility of the place, each view comes  from  a sophisticated  painterly  eye. The original farmstead  was a centerpiece of the distinguished Connecticut Valley artist community that included August Saint-Gaudens in the last 19th century.

Horace Brown, a well-regarded landscape artist and pillar of the Vermont State Senate, engaged Ellen Biddle Shipman, the designer of the Saint-Gaudens landscapes, to design a series of dry stone terraced gardens to connect the buildings with the landscape. This artistic community was very tuned into “sense of place” and Shipman integrated a classically-trained aesthetic into the Vermont vernacular farmstead. The current owners, themselves landscape design professionals, have combined the historic and timeless feel of the place.  With the outdoor terraces, open floor plans and plenty of sleeping quarters, North Mowing is warm and inviting for friends and family.

Stonebridge Farm is a peaceful country retreat minutes from Dartmouth College, theatre and restaurants

Just up I-91 in Norwich, Vermont, across the river from Dartmouth College and the lively community of Hanover, New Hampshire, is Stonebridge Farm. This is a more intimately scaled property, with a comfortable feel, but similarly clean-lined and carefully updated. Here the farmhouse and giant bank barn sit in a dell next to a swimming pond, with valley views across to the New Hampshire mountains. It is the perfect bucolic farm setting in a quiet rural neighborhood with shared trails through conserved land, minutes from Hanover, the theatre, restaurants and shops. It can be intimate for a couple or absorb a crowd of kids running rampant between the converted barn that serves as a pool and game house to the stone diving rock into the pond. If horses are part of the mix, the outdoor arena has the best views on the property, and the equestrian amenities, barn and turnouts are beautifully practical.

Check back with the LandVest blog, as we go to our next stops on the tour, farms for sale in Woodstock, Vermont

LandVestThis blog was brought to you by Jon Weber and Story Jenks of LandVest’s Woodstock, Vermont office, and by Ruth Kennedy Sudduth, Director of LandVest’s Residential Brokerage Division. For more information on wonderful Vermont real estate, equestrian properties, farms and Woodstock, Vermont homes for sale, please contact any one of us.

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Mar
30
Woodstock Area Real Estate Follows New England’s Record Year
By LandVest
 

Woodstock Area Real Estate
Follows New England’s Record Year

LandVest led a pivotal year in 2011 for New England and Woodstock, Vermont sales. With the record sale of Indian Head in Northeast Harbor, ME priced at $15,500,000, the record sale of Bessboro Farm in Westport, NY priced at $5,680,000, and Round Pond in Chilmark, Martha’s Vineyard priced at $18,000,000, we are seeing signs of stabilization in the high end of the real estate market throughout the region, and prices are near the range seen in 2001-2002.

Beautifully finished brick Federal Cape with 3 bedrooms, attached garage and one-bedroom apartment

In the Woodstock market, a positive trend is developing and bench market sales between $2 and $4 million have established better footing for buyers and sellers. We are beginning to see expectations come into line with realistic pricing. The 2011 sale of Lull Brook Farm by Ruth Kennedy Sudduth and Story Jenks in Hartland offered at $3,950,000 was a record sale. LandVest continues to lead the market in New England and Vermont for sales over $3 million.

From 2008 to 2009 there was one sale over $2 million, and then in 2010 there were three sales:


These sellers put their properties on the market prior to the 2008 market meltdown at prices that reflected the highs of 05/06, and were slow to make adjustments to the current market conditions. The average discount from original list price to sale price was a whopping 26% and took an average of 3 years to sell. LandVest, along with a few high-end appraisers, felt that in late 2009 that the average discount from 05/06 was about 25% (higher in ski resorts and lower elsewhere).

Then in 2011 there were 4 sales with three above $3m:

Gracious Gentleman's Farm on 90± acres of handsomely landscaped property with two ponds and six-stall barn, indoor and outdoor arenas and split rail paddocks

Classic Vermont horse farm with c1800 chimney Cape and New England bank barn cited on 121 acres of rolling Vermont farmland overlooking the stream fed swimming pond

Craggle Ridge Farm, West Windsor, VT

Average discounts from original list to sale price (for non-distressed properties) decreased to 17%, and took an average of about 1 month to sell. There was an add-on sale in early 2012 to LandVest’s Reeves Road (Lull Brook Farm) sale for additional land, bringing the total sale price over $4 million.

Peak prices of 05/06 are still a ways off, and there is a fundamental paradigm shift in the buyer profile. Second homes buyers continue to dominate the high-end market, but the retiree buyer is being replaced with a younger buyer still in the midst of their career (mostly financial) looking for a country life with amenities similar to their primary residence. The age gap between buyers and sellers has widened, and the great recession has changed buyers’ priorities and expectation of value.

Buyers also continue to be cautious and reluctant to be the high bidder when there is no competition. The only way to make a compelling argument is to have a price that creates competition.  Relative value in the greater regional market (Vermont-New Hampshire-Western MA) is the key, not relative value to what they can buy in Long Island, Greenwich or Dallas.   Success requires clear-eyed realism with superior preparation and presentation.

View from High Meadow, Uphill Farm offers utmost privacy yet is within 3 miles of Woodstock village

There is room for more growth and the $2m to $4m is lacking good inventory particularly in the gentlemen’s farm category with 100 acres or more. LandVest also sees a gap in inventory for the $4m to $8m based on the quality buyers that have come through Uphill Farm in the last year, and historic sales in this price range. Other than the Lull Brook sale, there has not been a sale over $4m since 2009 (see chart below).

For more information on Vermont and Woodstock real estate, please contact Story Jenks. Click here to see Woodstock area Real Estate.

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Jan
7
Celebrating Winter in Vermont – No Place does it better
By LandVest
 

Vermont is a State For All Seasons
But No Place Does Winter Better

It is all about the Green Mountains, snow and New England tradition. Here are 6 keys to a great year-round property for the winter months:

  1. 1.  Keep it close. Vermont is within driving distance
  2. 2.  Give me the mountains. The Green Mountains stretch the length of the state
  3. 3.  Out my back door: snowshoeing, x-country skiing, downhill skiing and skating
  4. 4.  Escape for Dinner one night: Sophisticated local foods – Downtown Grocery
  5. 5.  Private, not remote: Slopes, shops and village amenities
  6. 6.  Room for the family and friends: Bringing together the people we love

Living room of Highlands Reserve
with exposed post and beam

Vermont barn in the winter
- a New England winter snowscape

LandVest’s great Vermont escape for sale:

Highlands Reserve: Set in the Southern foothills of the Green Mountains, bordering state and national forest, this 627± acre tract provides complete mountain privacy within six miles of the white clapboard village of Weston and ten miles of Okemo Mountain Resort. A summer trout pond becomes winter’s ideal spot for pond hockey at the center of this 20-acre± compound. The main residence is an exposed hemlock Post & Beam with 3,000± s.f. and three bedrooms. The New England Post & Beam barn with attached camp, and a 3,000± s.f. two-suite guest house overlook each end of the pond. A stone turret folly in a hillside field above the residence provides a perfect go to place at sunset. South of the pond is a glade with a stream at its border and the “Kids Camp” fitted with a wood stove and bunk beds and a well-framed mountain view. A short distance by snow shoe there is a series of ten connecting natural ponds in a beautiful woodland setting. A larger trail leads off towards the center of the property to an area of an old settlement identifiable by a series of stone walls. From here, there is a trail to “Tabletop” hill, a great site for a cabin with views of the valley and mountains. A five-mile network of trails, great for skiing, snow shoeing or snow machine, provide sightings of moose, beaver, grouse, woodcock and turkey. The 600 acre managed timberland provides additional value. Offered for $2,100,000.

Contact Story Jenks: sjenks@landvest.com, 802-238-1332

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Nov
10
Vermont Blog – Ski Properties
By LandVest
 

New England’s first snowfall with a forecast for more
has warmed the hearts of many a winter sports enthusiast recently.

Vermont's numerous ski resorts
attract thousands of skiers every year

Vermont’s natural beauty and mountain environment provide a striking setting and a true escape from the everyday with some of the best ski and hiking terrain in the East. Located 45 minutes from Burlington, Vermont’s International Airport, a three-hour drive from Boston and five hours from the George Washington Bridge, the area boasts diverse terrain, tons of snow and an idyllic way of life.

LandVest’s  listings in the heart of Vermont ski country offer exceptional opportunities.

Panoramic view of Sugarbush Bowl as seen
from Wakanta in Warren and Waitsfield, VT

“Wakanta” meaning “Mountain Spirit”, is aptly named for it captures the essence of this property.  Set on a mountain hillside on 44± private acres, overlooking a spring-fed swimming pond, Wakanta is surrounded by stunning mountain vistas, and offers full-on views of Sugarbush resort. The well-designed and impeccably constructed 4,750 square foot Vermont vernacular residence has enough room to handle a crowd but is just as easily adept at smaller gatherings with comfort and style.   Wakanta features 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, an 8-person steam room and wonderful spaces for entertaining, including a spacious living room with Rumford fireplace and an outdoor heated stone terrace with hot tub.  Located within minutes of two of Vermont’s most popular ski areas, Sugarbush and Mad River Glen, Wakanta also includes a 2-story barn.

Worcester Range Farm, Middlesex VT
- just a few miles to Stowe and the best downhill skiing in the East

Worcester Range Farm offers end-of-the-road privacy and a classic setting of a proper Vermont hill farm with 649± acres of woods, meadows, trails, and stunning mountain views. The historic farmhouse, c1900, was renovated in 1991 and 1997 to the highest standards by Vermont craftsmen leaving the magnificent original features, and adding all the required upgrades. The home includes 3 bedrooms, 4 baths, a formal living room, a chef’s kitchen, a sun porch, sauna, and all new mechanicals.  It’s location in Middlesex is a few miles from shopping and services in Vermont’s Capital city of Montpelier, and some of the best downhill skiing in the East is in nearby Stowe.

Watershed Farm, Roxbury, VT 570 acres of stunning mountain and valley views provide diverse recreational opportunity for the sports enthusiast

Just over the gap from the Mad River Valley, Watershed Farm also offers incredibly diverse recreational opportunities for the winter sports enthusiast.  Miles of trails wind through this 570-acre hilltop property approached by a mile-long driveway and is absolutely private.  The 6,400 sq. ft. Victorian residence is well-maintained and offers stunning mountain views from almost every one of its 15 rooms as well as from the wide wrap-around porches.  Also included is a 20-stall barn, indoor riding arena and an observatory.

Vermont is fortunate in that we are never over-inventoried with quality properties.  Many of these properties only come available once in a generation.  Although we have only mentioned above the properties that are in the Sugarbush Valley region, there are several other outstanding opportunities with large acreage and with extraordinarily well-maintained and private houses all within a very short distances of major ski areas up and down the Green Mountains.  Please check our website regularly for new property opportunities in Vermont.

For more  information on these or other Vermont real estate for sale, contact Wade BC Weathers Jr .   Phone: 802-651-5392, Email: wweathers@landvest.com

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Sep
29
“A Gentleman’s Farm, Perfected” – Uphill Farm for Sale in Woodstock, Vermont
By LandVest
 

Private and exquisite Vermont Gentleman's farm on 104 acres within three miles of Woodstock Village

Uphill Farm is the Vermont farm, perfected.  It is an idealized Vermont landscape, protected by abutting conserved land, with each of the components: meadows, views, ponds, ski hill, brook, red barn, cow pastures and ancient maple trees… on a manageable scale.  From the air, the artists’ palette of green rolling meadows, and managed landscapes begin to tell the story of the exceptional detail of Uphill Farm.  To fully understand the quiet excellence of this property, one needs to experience it in person. There is a magic to the place.

We are struck by the effect Uphill Farm has on visitors.  They step out of their cars, take a big, deep breath and just stand quietly for a minute.  They visibly relax and their shoulders drop as they take in the clean air and the sounds of the breeze in the big old sugar maples and the brook down the hill.  And so it begins…

The current stewards of this farm took great care in keeping the property fresh without interfering with its sense of place and history.

Main residence is a 5564 sq ft expanded/renovated post and beam farmhouse

The renovated and expanded c1805 Post and Beam main residence has all the expected luxury amenities, with tremendous craftsmanship and Vermont farm character.   The main house is manageable for a couple, but expands to accommodate children and guests due to its well-designed floor plan.  The main living space includes open areas that flow well to accommodate today’s lifestyle with plenty of light and top of the line amenities.  The ground floor master suite is separate enough from the main living areas to afford privacy, but close enough to accommodate a young family.  Amenities are as one would expect for a property of this caliber.   The kitchen, for example, comes equipped to serve a crowd with two Dacor wall ovens, two SubZero refrigerators, and two Bosch dishwashers.  The library has a stone fireplace and French doors that lead to the summer dining porch, and SubZero wine cooler. The elegant billiard room features cherry raised panel molding, fireplace surround, coffered ceiling, built-in cabinetry, a wet bar and bay window overlooking the rear yard and pool.  The master bath has a jetted tub with marble surround and heated towel racks.

The artfully crafted Gunite pool and spa includes a cascading waterfall and heated terrace

The master suite also has a dressing room with two cedar closets, and wonderful big marble tub.  The outdoor living touches are also remarkable with several covered porches and patios to choose from.  The nature-scape pool with cascading waterfall and spa offers respite after a day of being out and about the farm and the pool terraces are heated to keep your feet warm on your way to a soak.

Ample guest accommodation is provided by the open and airy three story 19th century farmhouse at Down The Hill Farm, which also features an elegantly updated floor plan and amenities, and can comfortably sleep a couple or a big extended family.  Both residences are offered completely furnished and the extensive inventory of farm equipment, vehicles and carriages convey with property as well.  The new owner need only bring a toothbrush!

Renovated in 2008, stable has 6 box stalls, cedar shake roof, cedar doors and teak and copper walls.

The multiple barns are  well equipped for horses and provide ample storage and opportunity for creative and functional endeavors.

There are so many opportunities for a family and friends to enjoy the property, from casual meals in the open and bright kitchen to a big celebration in the huge Down the Hill loft, sugaring at the sugar house, skiing with the snow cat on the little ski hill, mountain biking, cross-country skiing or horseback riding on the beautifully maintained trails, fishing in the brook and ponds, quietly gathering herbs and flowers in the charming fenced kitchen garden, a barbeque in the outdoor kitchen followed by an evening of friendly competition in the billiard room, or curling up by the fireplaces with a good book.  The tour is not complete without mentioning that this private escape is within three miles of everything the charming village of Woodstock has to offer, and a quick hop over the hill to a great day of skiing at Killington or a fun family day at Suicide Six.  This is a true dream farm.

LandVest has recently produced a short video which distills the essence of Uphill farm and we invite all those considering buying or selling a farm to view this video (see link below).
For those who are interested in Vermont Farms for sale, or, if you have a farm and are considering it for sale, contact Ruth Kennedy Sudduth. (rsudduth@landvest.com)

Click link to View Uphill Farm, Woodstock, Vermont Video

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Aug
3
Price Reductions for Vermont Gentleman Farms
By LandVest
 

Recent Vermont Real Estate Price Reductions:  Gentleman Farms for Sale in West Windsor and Springfield, VT

For more information, click on the photos, call the LandVest office in Woodstock, VT (802) 457-4977 or contact the LandVest real estate brokers listed below.

Craggle Ridge Farm

92.70 acres

255 Delano Road, West Windsor, VT 05089

$1,345,000

For more information contact Story Jenks or Ruth Kennedy Sudduth.

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North Mowing

230.30 acres

30 Fairground Rd., Springfield, VT 05156

$2,295,000

For more information contact Jon Weber or Ruth Kennedy Sudduth.

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Jul
21
New Lake Champlain Waterfront Properties for Sale
By LandVest
 

New Lake Champlain Waterfront Properties For Sale in Charlotte, VT, Panton, VT and Westport, NY

For more information click on photos or contact: Wade B.C. Weathers, Jr - wweathers@landvest.com or call 802-651-5392

Rock Harbor

11 acres overlooking Lake Champlain and the Green Mountains of Vermont

356 Rock Harbor Way, Westport, NY

$1,995,000

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124 McNeil Cove

Exquisite Lake Champlain estate on 2.99 acres

124 McNeil Cove Road, Charlotte, VT     05445

$2,350,000

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Bay Point

125 acre peninsula is one of the finest Gentleman Farms on Lake Champlain

1872 Arnold Bay Road, Panton, VT     05456

$4,900,000

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Click here for Wade B.C. Weathers, Jr info

Click here to view Wade’s current listings.

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Apr
13
2011 Shows the Way to a Gradual Real Estate Recovery in Vermont
By LandVest
 

Landvest This entry is brought to you by Story Jenks who assists buyers and homeowners  of distinctive Land, Estates and Farms throughout Vermont.  

2010 was a year of consolidation across the markets we serve. With pricing well off the highs of 2005, and approaching 2001 levels in many markets, seller expectations became realistic and buyers stepped in to pick up attractive deals with cash. Yankee thrift largely avoided the distressed market prevalent in the Southwest and California, and bottom-fishers have largely been frustrated at trying to pick off superb properties which hold considerable value despite the market.

LandVest led record sales through this challenging market, reflecting our strength and the quality of the properties we represent. Wyck Estate – spectacular waterfront French chateau reproduction in Manchester, MA was offered for $12.25 million. Lochland – eclipsed only by the previous New Hampshire record set by LandVest in 2006, this former home of Babe and William Paley on Squam Lake sold for $6.85 million. Round Pond Road – remarkable Martha’s Vineyard beachfront property was offered for $18 million and sold in early 2011, setting the tone for a stronger spring market.

North Mowing, located in Springfield, Vermont is privately set on 230± acres and is currently for sale. The amenity-rich estate offers nine clapboard buildings in an idylic Vermont setting.

Vermont

Sales Volume
The Vermont high-end market is predominantly a second (or third…) home market, driven by want rather than need. 2010 volume of state-wide residential sales over $1 million topped 60, improving ever so slightly from 2009’s trough of 54 sales, but down over 57% from the peak in 2005. Sales over $2 million showed a similar trend with a bigger rebound in 2010, but off the peak by 62%. The average marketing period lengthened to over 1.5 years.

It was not until end of 2009 and beginning of 2010 that the scale of price decreases became clear. Here are sample sales in the primary high-end markets in Vermont. (more…)

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Mar
2
Best Places To Live: Woodstock-Area Vermont Country Farm for Sale
By LandVest
 

Landvest This blog post is brought to you by Jon Weber, who assists buyers and sellers of distinctive real estate in the Woodstock, Vermont area, and by Ruth Kennedy Sudduth, who directs LandVest’s Residential Brokerage Division and serves buyers and sellers of distinctive properties throughout New England.

The main house of the classic Kent Hill Farm sits on Happy Valley Road.

LandVest properties tend to be the realization of an owner’s dream. Kent Hill Farm, just outside Woodstock, Vermont, is no exception. The owners had a vision of a classic Vermont farm set in an unspoiled valley. They wanted a private, comfortable home with the ease of modern layout and construction where they could control their views. Over the course of several years, they assembled a substantial landholding on both sides of Happy Valley Road (which is as pretty as it sounds), just outside Woodstock Village. In 2000, on the west-facing side, they built what looks like a reproduction Cape style house, correct in scale and feel for rural Vermont. The home evokes the feel of an antique—wide pine floors, hand-hewn beams, a stone fireplace with forged iron pot rack—with the light, flow and understated luxury of modern living: cathedral ceilings, big windows, radiant heat and an open chef’s kitchen. In addition to the main house, there is a charming guest house, big workshop and ten bay equipment shed. Equestrians will appreciate the well-thought through horse barn with run-in shed, tack and feed rooms and fenced paddock. The property is being offered on 181 private acres which are a part of the 653 acres assembled on both sides of Happy Valley Road. The owners will convey the property with protective covenants and will add protective covenants to the land they own across the road so that the views from Kent Hill Farm are preserved from both sides of the road.

A large workshop, equipment shed, and barn are a part of the privately-set Kent Hill Farm.

View of lush Vermont countryside from Kent Hill Farm.

This is a beautifully conceived Vermont farm for sale, offering sizable acreage, complete privacy and a gracious comfortable home. It is less than ten minutes into Woodstock Village with its charming shops and restaurants, thirty minutes to Killington and twenty minutes to Hanover, New Hampshire, Dartmouth College and the renowned Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.

This comfortable, private Vermont farm is located just minutes from Woodstock Village.

Click to view additional Vermont farms for sale.

Click to view additional New England farms for sale.

For more information on Vermont Real Estate and Properties for sale, contact Jon Weber at jweber@landvest.com, or click here for Jon Weber’s Contact Information. Contact Ruth Kennedy Sudduth at rsudduth@landvest.com or click here for her Contact Information.

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