Properties Near 310 Hateful Hill Wallingford, VT

Don't let the road name fool you, there is nothing to hate about this Robert Carl Williams grand estate and farm with stables. Nestled on a hilltop in East Wallingford, you will find one of the finest properties in the area with a nicely appointed 4 bedroom 5 bath house boasting 5 fireplaces, a historic huge barn, a run-in horse shelter, a Morton barn/riding arena, and a 5 bay carriage house/garage all surrounded by 145 acres consisting of pastures, trails, woods, lawns, and a pond. The home is finished with granite countertops, marble baths, AGA range cooking stove, indoor lap pool, sauna, hardwood floors, a grand staircase, and almost 360-degree views of mountains and valleys. Enjoy those views from one of several decks, including one off the primary bedroom, or the outdoor fireplace patio, The circa 1840 3-story barn with a slate roof is a masterpiece of historic engineering. From the craftsmanship of the posts and beams to the many stables, animal pens, and Dutch doors, this has so much potential. The large Morton building with double sliding doors on both ends makes a great riding arena or massive storage for all the toys. Many old roads and paths are still present so you can explore the many acres. The exterior of the home was freshly painted including the decks. Okemo Resort is about 12 miles away and the city of Rutland is about 15 minutes away. This property will not disappoint. Visit the Okemo real estate community today. Taxes are based on current town assessments.

Welcome to Salt Ash Farm, a secluded treasure in the hills of Vermont on 97 +/- acres. This incredible 6 bedroom, 5 bath home has been thoughtfully expanded and updated over the years and offers a unique blend of classic, rustic and contemporary features. The aura that resonates is peace and tranquility. A spacious well-appointed kitchen has floor to ceiling windows to take in the majestic view. Just off the kitchen is a very cozy “keeping” room with a large fireplace perfect for relaxing after a day of skiing. A calming sunroom leads to a light-filled great room overlooking the pasture, woodlands and beyond. The second floor features a primary bedroom with exposed brick hearth and walk-in closets. Additional bedrooms and baths, a study and a sauna, accommodate family and guests superbly. Across the road, there is a cool tiny house, artfully fashioned from a former milk house. The gambrel-style two-story pre-war barn has been transformed into an event space and has hosted weddings and gatherings for all occasions! The inviting spring fed-pond has a dock for swimming or a lively game of ball with the dogs. Stone walls, open vistas and space to meditate all renew the soul. Okemo/Jackson Gore is a stress-free 12 min. drive away. High speed fiber optics allow you to work remotely while enjoying the best of both worlds. The future stewards of this property will enjoy discovering the many aspects and possibilities of this special Vermont retreat.

This 1830 Greek Revival farmhouse, set on over 350 acres with sweeping views of Salt Ash and Bear Mountains, has been reimagined through a major 2025 renovation. Rolling pastures, gardens, and fruit trees frame the white clapboard home, while a stone terrace invites summer dinners under the sky. Inside, historic character meets modern comfort: American chestnut floors, exposed beams, and built-ins anchor the living and dining rooms, centered on a wood-burning fireplace. The chef’s kitchen features a Lacanche range from France, Danby marble counters, black locust wood floors and a striking end-grain black locust island. Eight bedrooms include a primary suite and a private two-bedroom apartment with full kitchen and cathedral ceilings for friends and family. The lower level offers a wellness spa with a black locust soaking tub and Finnish sauna. All renovations are high-end, with a lean toward custom made and local materials when possible. Home has fully upgraded infrastructure: roof, ERV, solar array, EV charging station, and heat pumps. Heirloom orchard and nut trees have been planted using sustainable practices. Three restored barns—one a sugar house for boiling sap to make maple syrup—plus a chicken coop, blueberry bushes, perennial beds, and a streamside campsite along Freeman Brook complete the setting. High-speed internet, central A/C, and freshly painted interiors and exteriors, suitable for homesteading and as a year-round retreat. Furnishings negotiable.