Tunbridge, VT | 94 Foundry Road

Tunbridge has long been recognized as one of the best preserved agriculturally based hill towns in the state of Vermont. The abundance of self sustaining hill farms is showcased every year with the Tunbridge Worlds Fair. The basis of these farms is the ability to produce many diverse products from the rich soils and abundant woodlands including maple sugar, saw logs, a wide range of farm animals and various crops. This property has been out of production for many years and yet the open land has been kept open and the woodlands well maintained. The exceptional ca 1860 36' x 48' side hill barn is well suited for any agricultural pursuit and includes a 48' x 12' insulated workshop on the lower level with a concrete slab floor and an overhead door. The farmhouse has been well maintained and has up to date systems. The large mudroom gives entry to the spacious kitchen with exposed beams, has a period Home Comfort wood cookstove, a very nice period Hoosier while supporting granite countertops and up to date appliances. The kitchen leads to the sunroom with its vellum skylights and tile flooring. The large living room has a wood burning fireplace with a Resolute wood stove insert. The second floor has a generous landing which has been used as office space while providing access to the two bedrooms. Both full bathrooms, one of the first floor and the second on the second floor are well appointed with some period details. All in all, this is the traditional Vermont hill farm with 161 acres that many search for in one of the more desirable towns.

Welcome to 167 Ward Hill, a rare and private Vermont homestead tucked in the quiet hills of Tunbridge on 52.6± acres of forest, open clearings, and long-range mountain views in the heart of the Upper Valley region. Peaceful, secluded, and surrounded by natural beauty in every direction, this modern 2017-built home offers a unique opportunity to step into a fully established Vermont lifestyle where privacy, land, and self-sufficiency come together. Thoughtfully designed for year-round living, features include: 3 BR, 2 BA, a bright, efficient layout that feels warm, simple, and comfortable in all four seasons. Large windows bring in natural light and frame the surrounding landscape, creating a constant connection between the home and the land. A solar and battery storage system supports fully functional off-grid living, offering quiet independence while still allowing for modern convenience. High-speed internet is also available, making the property well suited for remote work or staying connected while enjoying complete privacy in nature. The land itself is one of the defining features of this property. The acreage unfolds into a mix of mature woodland, established walking trails, and open clearings that offer flexibility for gardening, homesteading, recreation, or future expansion. Long-range mountain views and changing seasonal light give the property a sense of depth and scale that is increasingly hard to find. A detached studio/outbuilding provides additional flexible space, ideal for creative work, remote office use, guests, or hobbies — adding to the property’s versatility as a full-time residence or retreat. Despite its private and quiet setting, the location offers convenient access to the greater Upper Valley region, including Hanover, and Lebanon NH. This provides access to hospitals, shopping/dining, and area services while maintaining the feeling of true rural escape. Multiple ski areas are also within an easy drive for 4 season VT living.

This beautiful, unfinished home sits on +-113 acres in Tunbridge, with open and wooded land on both sides of the road. Foundry Road takes its name from an iron foundry that once operated along the First Branch of the White River, part of a cluster of mills, including a woolen mill and several sawmills, that powered the town's early economy. These grounds are maintained like a private park, with beautifully mowed, open fields bordered by woods for privacy and trails, and a peaceful stream running through the property. The road itself is public and maintained. The house is an old farmhouse currently mid renovation, with a thoughtful floor plan and good bones. The building materials needed to finish it are on site and the windows are already installed, but the interior still needs drywall, flooring, fixtures, and finish work throughout, giving a buyer the chance to choose the finishes themselves. Mechanically, a Viessmann boiler sits in the basement and has never been run, conduit and wiring are already in place for two mini splits to be installed, and the basement also holds a wood stove. It is an old house with everything new waiting to be finished, while its original character remains intact. Because of its unfinished state, this property will not qualify for conventional or FHA/VA financing, but a construction loan is a workable option for a buyer who wants to complete the work. Schedule a showing to see the house and its grounds in person.

This warm and welcoming home sits on over 10 acres of woods and open lawn plenty of space to garden, play, or just enjoy the quiet. Inside, you’ll find a cozy woodstove, spacious kitchen and oversized living room! An addition from the main house is an in-law suite that is perfect for overflow guests or just a great bonus space with its own pellet stove. It has a separate entrance and currently no door/connection into the main space but there is potential for one through the main living room if you wanted one contiguous space. Out back, the massive garage has room for cars, tools, or storing your firewood, and even has a little camp-style hangout area tucked away for taking a break or working on a project. Located on a town-maintained road, this is a spot where you can settle in, spread out, and enjoy the slower pace of Vermont life.

Fully renovated 4-bedroom, 2-bath farmhouse set on 2.3 acres just outside the village of South Strafford. This move-in-ready home blends classic Vermont charm with extensive modern updates, including a new septic system, new well, new windows, updated electrical, and heat pumps providing efficient heating and air conditioning on the second floor. Set along a paved road, the property features beautiful stone walls, an ancient apple orchard, and a wonderful country setting while still offering convenient access to the village. Adding to the uniqueness of this property is a second structure, believed to be the oldest house in Strafford! Bring your creative ideas and imagine the possibilities for this remarkable piece of local history. A large pole barn provides exceptional storage and additional flexibility for equipment, recreation, hobbies, or other uses. With multiple structures, generous storage, historic character, and a beautifully renovated primary residence, this is an incredibly versatile property ready for its next chapter. Some photos have been virtually staged.

Some homes are more than a place to live! Think fresh vegetables from your own garden. Fruit picked from the backyard. Animals tucked into the barn for the night. Coffee on the porch. Supper on the deck. A walk to the pond as the sun goes down. A fire crackling inside when the seasons begin to change. This four-bedroom, two-bath farmhouse feels like the beginning of just that kind of life. Inside, wide pine floors bring warmth and character, while the updated kitchen pairs farmhouse charm with everyday function, featuring a farmhouse sink, butcher block island, and walk-in pantry. In the living room, a wood stove flanked by built-in bookshelves practically begs for an armchair and a good book. An abundance of bonus spaces offers flexibility for an office, hobbies, guests, or whatever life calls for next. Upstairs, the spacious primary bedroom offers double closets, and the bathroom features a large walk-in tiled shower. Outside, a covered front porch was made for rocking chairs and morning coffee, while the screened porch overlooks the backyard and barn. A large back deck flows into the expansive lawn with views toward the beautiful pond beyond. Mature fruit trees, plenty of room for gardens, and a large shade tree add to the setting. The large barn and established fencing are ready for animals or homesteading projects. Beyond the open land and pond, the property’s roughly 8.5 acres extend into wooded hillside, including mature maples, offering possibilities sugaring, trails, or a tucked-away cabin retreat. More than any one feature, it’s the way all these pieces come together that makes this property so special - offering the ingredients for a slower, more self-sustained way of life and the freedom to make it entirely your own.

Currently rented to a long-standing business, this property could be used either commercially or converted back into a residential home with a separate 2 car garage and huge finished barn (currently operating as a warehouse - it even has a dumbwaiter!!). A corner parcel with road frontage along Route 110 (paved) and Larkin Road (gravel), this is a very easy location to access. The kitchen opens to a great little dining room, a bright and sunny living room - currently setup as a board room with table and chairs. The property has central air, a finished basement with plenty of storage and a half bath, beautiful river frontage, lovely large lawn/meadow spaces for a garden, and the quintessential covered porch. With fiber optic internet this is the ideal property who wants to run a business from home and have a separate work space, or continuing renting it for a little income on the side. Schedule a private showing, 48 hours notice needed.