Middlesex, VT | 180 Vermont Route 12

This custom-built New England style Cape home has been lovingly cared for and in the same family since it was built in 1986. The home sits on an amazing 104+ acres of beautiful wooded land protecting wildlife and natural habitats. Enjoy hiking trails, hunting and exploring. The house is surrounded by gardens and peaceful landscape. Enter the open kitchen with a large dining area, surrounded by windows overlooking the perennial gardens. A cozy living room with a woodstove and one bedroom, and a full bath on the main level. Upstairs, you'll find three bedrooms, including the primary bedroom with wood floors, large closets, and another bathroom. Outside, above the stone walls, enjoy the perennial gardens, including several blueberry bushes, apple trees, and a special rose garden. Included with the home is a full-house generator, high speed internet with CV Fiber, a large wood shed, and a space for reviving the vegetable garden, which includes rhubarb and asparagus. An amazing location in Middlesex, only 15 minutes from Montpelier, where you can be surrounded by nature and stewardship for this special land. Your new home awaits! Open House Saturday, 9/19, from 1-3pm.

Welcome to 23 Calais Road in Worcester, a charming historic Vermont property offering a unique blend of character, flexibility and small-town appeal just 15 minutes from Montpelier. Originally built in the mid-1800s, this distinctive home combines timeless New England charm with a versatile layout featuring a separately finished living space, offering excellent potential for a lock-off rental, Airbnb or guest accommodations. Whether you are looking for supplemental rental income, a multigenerational living arrangement or space for a home-based business, the flexible floor plan offers a variety of possibilities. The property enjoys beautiful views and direct access to the expansive Ladd Field, a 15-acre community recreation area featuring sports fields, basketball courts, a community garden, walking paths and a picnic pavilion. The thoughtfully situated home also features two barns, a greenhouse and garden space, providing ample opportunity for hobbies, storage or small-scale homesteading. Two woodstoves add warmth and character, while the property's village setting offers convenient access to the local general store, town hall and community events. Enjoy nearby swimming, boating, hiking and year-round recreation, with Stowe, Sugarbush, Mad River Glen and Bolton Valley all within reach. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Vermont history with versatile living options, recreational amenities and convenient access to Montpelier.

Classic Vermont post & beam farmhouse on 57+/- acres with a view from above the meandering North Branch of the Winooski River from one side boundary to the other, providing direct access. Fully-equipped modern Kitchen with center island and ceramic tile flooring. Plenty of room for a huge farmhouse table (and then some!) in the formal dining room, with exposed hand hewn beams. First floor half bath with laundry. Cozy den/living room with Hearthstone wood stove. There's even a ground-level bedroom with double closet. Upstairs four corner rooms, three of which are set up for bedrooms, and another for crafting. Terrific built-in storage in all of them. Full bath with shower/tub. Attic. Mudroom breezeway provides direct access to the 2-car garage (built in the 1960's+-). Outside, a small apple orchard, vegetable garden, a variety of perennial plantings, raspberries, blueberries, rhubarb, storage shed and a former chicken coop. Roughly 8 acres of open land. House and garage NOT in the flood plain! This time of the year, it's easy to cross the river by foot, entering mixed managed woodlands with trails to explore. Participation in the Current Use program provides property tax relief. Property will be transferred as an enrolled parcel. Several renovations and improvements over the years. 13 Solar panels feed their collected energy back to GMP to lower your bills. Vinyl siding over 2" rigid insulation, windows throughout. propane hot water heater ('25). Standing seam metal roof. High speed cable internet available. Really quite charming with it's traditional style! Easy year-round, paved access to services. Put this one down on the must-take-a-look list soon! (Right of first refusal mentioned in deed is no longer in play)

Built by the titular Putnam family in 1905, no expense was spared when constructing this historic Edwardian-era home. Original woodwork, tall ceilings, curved thresholds, hardwood floors and thoughtful built-ins create an overwhelming sense of stepping back in time. The meandering layout and light-filled leaded glass windows add to the feeling of being in an era that prioritized craft workmanship, beauty of one’s surroundings, and an overall slower pace of life. While many of the original features have been well preserved there are also noteworthy improvements. A new asphalt shingle roof was installed in 2021 along with added insulation in both the attic and basement, and a new furnace and oil tank were added in 2020. While the house sits well back from the road on about 3.35 acres, the owner of this home has the option to become a member of the Putnamville Water Co-op which once served the community with access to spring water but now consists of about 15 acres used primarily for recreation. Here, there’s plenty of space to play, garden, and enjoy one’s natural surroundings while being only ten minutes down the road from the bustle of downtown Montpelier. This historic village hamlet is the perfect place to grow Vermont roots so don’t wait to schedule your private viewing today.