Historic, charming, brimming with character, this 1820 home has served generations of families for 200 years. One of 4 Federal Era brick farmhouses along a 2 mile stretch of Route 15, this timber framed home on a stone foundation with brick veneer was built to last. Original wide board pine flooring runs through the house, refinished on the first floor, repainted upstairs, kitchen floor is vinyl. The original chimney base supports fireplaces in the living room & kitchen, both rooms on the front of the house. The kitchen has good counter space, updated appliances & the original beehive oven next to the fireplace; no longer in use. A walk-in pantry & laundry room, a bedroom & full bath round out the first floor. The second floor is accessed by a central stairway; 2 unheated rooms are on the front of the house, and 2 upstairs bedrooms have walk-in closets, perhaps children's bedrooms in earlier days. The full bath is accessible from the hall & master suite. Attic storage is abundant & just look at the construction! The original summer kitchen leads from the kitchen to the barn. A mudroom, garden/tool room & another room were once used for farm equipment. Now? Canoes, kayaks & bikes? Skis, snowboards, snowshoes? Store it all here & in the attached barn with 2 sides re-sided & new barn doors. Finish the other 2 sides; this structure will last for years more! Rail Trail nearby for year round use. Canoe, kayak or swim in the Lamoille River. This truly is quintessential Vermont.
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