Marshfield, VT | 1078 Brook Road

Rural Vermont living at its best! Contemporary farmhouse with detached heated studio building and spring-fed pond, sited up a long, but easy driveway for secluded privacy on 51.7 ac! Open, but cozy floorplan. Honey-colored wood cabinetry in eat-in kitchen with walk-in pantry. Stone fireplace with wood-burning insert in the adjacent family room, large enough to accommodate sizeable dining table. Primary bedroom with vaulted ceiling, and private balcony with distant mountain views, and retractable awning, which extends over much of lower deck. Luxury bath w/ jetted tub and oversized shower. Mix of soft and hardwood flooring, with tile in both bathrooms and the enclosed entry sunporch. 30'+/- Swimmable spring-fed pond attracts many songbirds. Roughly 7 acres of open field. Level lawn area around the house with blackberries, raspberries, asparagus and perennial gardens. The remainder of the property has mixed forest. Enrolled in Current Use for property tax savings. Only about 1 mile off pavement. Vacation right at home while enjoying your fast CV fiber internet, but when you want to venture out, the Stranahan Forest, Marshfield Reservoir, Groton State Forest trails and lakes, low-traffic back roads for hiking, biking, snowshoeing are all within 7 miles. Then return home for a soak in the jetted tub. Both Front (16'x20'6) and rear decks (14'x19'6) have built-in seating. Balcony measures 19'x14'9. Tax maps being updated, indicating old town trail meanders over a very small area near SE back corner.

Nestled along a quiet country road in East Calais, this distinctive contemporary Gambrel offers the perfect blend of comfort, character, and natural beauty. Surrounded by open meadows, gentle woods, and perennial gardens, the property captures mountain views from its expansive wraparound deck, an ideal setting for morning coffee, evening sunsets, and everything in between. Designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining, the home welcomes you through a convenient lower level featuring a two-car garage, abundant storage, a spacious bonus room, and utility space. Upstairs, the heart of the home opens to a stunning great room with vaulted ceilings, radiant floor heat, and walls of glass that frame the landscape and provide seamless access to the deck. The open-concept kitchen, dining, and living area is both functional and inviting, showcasing generous cabinetry, ample counter space, and a cozy wood stove accented by artistic stonework. This main level also includes two comfortable bedrooms, a tiled bathroom, and laundry. Above, the private primary suite offers a peaceful retreat with an en suite bath featuring a soaking tub, oversized tiled shower, and double vanity. An additional lofted landing creates the perfect space for a home office, reading nook, or creative space while maintaining a sense of openness and privacy. Set on 5+ picturesque acres, the property also includes a detached two-car garage with a finished studio space above. With a wastewater permit already in place for an accessory dwelling unit (ADU), the possibilities for guest accommodations, rental income, or multigenerational living are ready to be explored. The VAST trail crosses Bliss Road a short distance from the property and Unadilla Theater is minutes away. Find your home in Calais, where a truly special Vermont property offers unique design and the tranquility of the countryside. Join us for an open house on Saturday, 9/19, from 10am-12pm!

Tucked into just under 40 acres of Vermont beauty, this is the kind of place that makes everyday life feel a little more cinematic. Morning coffee by the pond. Afternoons in the garden, on the trails, or wandering your own open fields. Evenings with the quiet doing what quiet does best. Inside, the home is warm, grounded, and easy to love. An open floor plan keeps life connected, while rich custom cabinetry and hardwood floors bring in that classic Vermont texture without trying too hard. The lower-level primary bedroom opens straight to the backyard, making nature feel less like a view and more like part of the floor plan. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms offer room to stretch out, create, host, work, or dream up whatever comes next. A future bathroom space is already framed into the vision, ready for your finishing touch. Outside, the land is the headline. Open, usable fields. A peaceful pond. Timber with potential value. Space for gardens, trails, animals, projects, or simply breathing a little deeper. Close to walking trails and waterfalls, this property delivers the Vermont lifestyle people search for, but rarely find with this much privacy and possibility. This is not just acreage with a house on it. It is a whole mood. And it is ready for its next chapter.

Some homes make you choose between village life and room to roam. 4475 VT Route 14 gives you both. Set on 6 acres in a Vermont village, this historic farmhouse puts the General Store and post office close at hand, while out back, paths wind through the property to private frontage on Kingsbury Brook. Perennial gardens, mature trees, sunny spaces for vegetables, and a large fenced yard make the outdoors feel like part of everyday life. Inside, historic character meets a fresh, contemporary point of view. The kitchen centers around stone counters and a generous island, opening into a bright dining room made for lingering over dinner. French doors lead to a high-ceilinged living room with abundant natural light, plenty of space for art, and a woodstove that changes the mood completely when Vermont winter arrives. A first-floor bedroom with its own half bath offers flexibility, while a full bath is also located on the main level. Upstairs are three more bedrooms, including two with loft spaces and a primary bedroom with custom built-in drawers and cupboards. The spacious upstairs bath feels like a retreat, with a double vanity, soaking tub, and separate shower. And there is room for the less glamorous parts of life, too. A barn handles bikes, tools, and gear, while the large walkout basement offers a workshop, substantial storage, and recently added insulation. About 15 minutes from Hardwick and 20 minutes from Montpelier via paved roads, this is Vermont country living without disappearing off the map. Historic farmhouse, village connection, six acres, and your own stretch of brook. Come experience the combination for yourself.