Brandon, VT | 1329 Arnold District Road

Description

OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, October 10, 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Welcome to “The Home Farm, ” a majestic four-bedroom, 4, 200-square-foot residence on beautiful Arnold District Road in Brandon, Vermont. The location is only 14 miles from Middlebury, home of Middlebury College, with skiing at the Middlebury Snowbowl also within reach. Set on 29 acres, the home rests on a knoll overlooking a picturesque freshwater pond, with lovely views and Arnold Brook winding through the property. A crab apple lined driveway provides a memorable approach to this stately home. Built in 1860 and once owned by a well-respected local builder who expanded it with a substantial addition, the residence blends historic craftsmanship with spacious, comfortable living. Beautiful woodwork, hardwood floors, built-ins, and generously proportioned rooms reflect the character of yesteryear. The living room features an Verde antique faced fireplace flanked by bookshelves, and beautiful heated sunroom just off it for year-round enjoyment. The expansive formal dining room offers built-ins and a serving buffet, perfect for large family meals and gatherings. The addition included a kitchen renovation hosting a oversized viking oven, a welcoming family room with vaulted ceilings, a first-floor primary suite, and an oversized casual dining area with direct access to a large deck for outdoor dining and relaxing. A spacious laundry and pantry area provides a convenient rear entrance, while a three-car garage adds everyday practicality. Upstairs, two spacious bedrooms and a second primary suite totals four bedrooms, offering ample room for family and guests. The original home retains its slate roof, while the addition features more recently replaced asphalt shingles and standing seam. Flanked by two large parcels of land, the property enjoys a wonderfully private setting. With its historic charm, beautiful grounds, pond, and brook, “The Home Farm” offers an exceptional opportunity to own a special piece of Vermont.