Year-round springPrivate wellBeautiful hardwood flooringPremium andersen windowsRestored antique rangeCustom built in cabinetsVermont soapstone wood stove
This is your opportunity to own a piece of Carroll County history! Nestled on 13+ acres of countryside, this historic estate boasts of timeless character and modern updates. Constructed in 1878 with local hand-hewn limestone for Civil War veteran William Rhoden, it is known to be one of the oldest stone dwellings in Carroll County. This home was painstakingly renovated in recent years, bringing it up to modern standards while preserving the unique historic charm. The home’s attributes include premium Andersen windows, a Vermont soapstone wood stove, a screened in back porch with a restored antique range, beautiful hardwood flooring, custom built in cabinets, beadboard ceilings, and so much more! Outside, you will find the perfect setting for your future homestead on 13 acres of gently rolling, mostly level and open, pastureland. The property includes a 36x60 wired metal shop building with RV hookup, a private well, a storage shed/chicken coop, a pond, and a year-round spring. High speed internet available.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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