West Windsor, VT | 1958 Rush Meadow Road

Quietly sited off a private secluded road, sits a finely hand-crafted family home and outbuildings on 10.27 acres. The lot features an open yard, gardens, stone walls, woodland trails & nearby brooks. The main house features post and beam construction with sweeping cathedral ceilings, 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, a loft, finished lower level, and many custom-built features. The kitchen is well appointed with custom cabinetry and stone counters. A stand-out bonus feature comprises a detached 2 bedroom in-law or rental apartment above an 1150 sq. foot office/woodworking shop prefect for hobbies or a commercial home business. This property is perfectly sited in close proximity to State Forest for hiking, biking trails on Mt Ascutney, easy access to Interstate 91, Woodstock VT, Hanover NH, Dartmouth, and all recreation.

This unique one-of-a-kind property will inspire your creativity. "The Silo House" is located on a tranquil, private lot in the desirable Rush Meadow region of West Windsor with frontage on the Willow Brook and rear access to the local trail system. There are two bedrooms, a LR/DR combination and a large shaded deck overlooking the brook. Perfect for full time living, or a great second home opportunity. Shared ROW access to be re-routed upon sale.

This three-bedroom Cape sits on a level .56-acre lot on desirable Rush Meadow Road, with a first-floor primary bedroom for easy one-level living and a fireplaced living room for cozy evenings. The attached deck, fitted with a Sun Setter awning, overlooks the yard and is ready for shade whenever you want it. Recent updates include a new automatic Kohler generator for peace of mind, plus two Fujitsu mini-splits providing efficient heating and air conditioning. The two-car garage comes with automatic openers and good lighting. EC Fiber is available for reliable high-speed internet. Located in an area known for its trails, this home is close to Brownsville Butcher & Pantry and Ascutney Outdoors, with an easy drive to Okemo, Green Mountain Horse Association, Woodstock, I-91, and the Upper Valley.