Peru, VT | 628 Moss Brook Road

Vermont's rustic charm will welcome you in a warm embrace every time you enter this custom built post and beam home on 37.5 private acres. The home features 2 bedrooms plus loft and 2 baths with tons of natural woodwork. The property also includes a detached post and beam garage with additional space above, perfect for an art studio, writer's workshop or plenty of extra storage. The property adjoins the Green Mountain National Forest with access to hiking and VAST trails. Otter Creek starts nearby and traverses the property in a series of picturesque waterfalls, a private lean-to provides a peaceful woodland retreat to enjoy the beauty. Several old stone cellar holes hint at the historic nature of the property. The apple orchard and blueberry farm are your closest neighbors, assuring you first pick of the seasons' sweet offerings. Come discover all the wonderful reasons to make this your next Vermont home.

"Creek Side Charm" Escape to your own secluded retreat! Step into an open, light filled layout where warm wood interiors and cozy living spaces invite you to relax! A classic barn with an oversized two car garage, with a bonus space above for extra storage, potential... A perfect "get-away" for those seeking comfort, serenity and nature at their doorstep! Minutes to skiing, hiking and in the heart of Beloved Peru! Truly....Happiness is a destination to Moss Brook!

With more than 80 acres spanning the towns of Landgrove and Peru, this spectacular property is ripe for your imagination and offers several options for new construction, multi-family or generational development, or renovation! Be it choosing the perfect building site for the construction of your Vermont dream house, a total renovation of the existing three-bedroom cottage, or continuing to use the house as a simple, rustic and charming seasonal escape, this substantial property will support your investment and allow you to own one of the last remaining properties with substantial acreage in Landgrove. The cottage has only been used in the summer months for the past couple of decades and offers approximately 1575 of living space on the main level with an unfinished second floor. There is a functional eat-in kitchen, spacious living room with a wood stove, three bedrooms, one full bathroom, and two small “bonus” rooms (one off the entry area and the other off the kitchen) offering the possibility of a mudroom, home office, walk-in pantry, or extra storage space. In addition to the existing cottage, there are several possible building sites, all offering absolute privacy and solitude, some with the potential for dramatic western views (with clearing), others offering southern exposure and all-day sun. Neighboring homes on the same ridgeline enjoy truly stunning views, so it's worth the effort to hike out to the back acreage to see the possibilities for yourself. No soils testing or permitting has been initiated or completed and doing so will be the future owner’s responsibility. The property is not enrolled in Vermont’s “current use” land management program and doing so could substantially reduce the existing property taxes and create a land stewardship program for future generations. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own substantial acreage in one of Vermont’s most bucolic and charming communities.