Craftsbury, VT | 6479 VT Route 14

A Craftsbury Common gem. 6.93 acres located at the end of Auld Lang Syne Road including an 1825 4 bedroom, 2 bath cape, 2 chicken barns, one of which has a 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment and workshop. The home has a westerly facing front porch leading to a glassed-in porch entering a large eat-in kitchen with eating counter, and upper and lower cabinets. A full bath is off the kitchen with a second door to a fireplaced living room with wide softwood floors. A small first floor bedroom is off the living room. Next is the formal front entry from the porch which opens to a large family room with oversized fireplace and exposed beams. A charming space. The second floor opens to a central hallway with a 3/4 bath and study at the south gable end, a bedroom on either side of the hall. The master bedroom at the north gable end with built-in dresser drawers. The main house has a full basement. There is a walkout basement on the southside of the home opening to a beautiful field/pasture. A brick patio with grist mill stone in the center is at the north lawn. There is an old class 4 road that continues past the home with a second field to the west. An over-grown pond is southwest of the house. The second chicken barn was also a former horse stable with 2 floors, and space for parking. A remarkable place with much history and endless possibilities. Road frontage is estimated.

Renovated 1850's farmhouse on 85 acres in Craftsbury. Sellers have owned the property since the 1980's. They have installed a new foundation with a bulkhead, septic, drilled well, removed the lathe and plaster and have made a comfortable 3 bedroom 1 full bath home. Large eat-in kitchen, living room with wood stove, and a glassed in porch, It's lovely. Second floor has three large bedrooms with painted wood floors. and a walk-in closet at one end of the hall. They added a shed with woodshed extension. The property is on both sides of the road with westerly side rising from the house with overgrown pastures continuing to mixed mature woods. To the east is open pasture, and field continuing to the Black River. Enjoy the old trails through the woods, kayak the Black River, raise some animals and kids. So many possibilities. So much to enjoy. Sounds like home.