Norwich Vermont Real Estate

Bring your vision and make this sweet 1986 post and beam cape your own! A nature lover's oaisis with 6.9 acres of open fields, a wildlife pond, stone walls, and beautiful local views. Just 5 miles to Dan and Whits. Open Houses: Friday 6/12 4:00pm-6:00pm, Saturday 6/13 9:00am-11:00am, and Tuesday 6/16 1:00-2:30.

Situated on a private 4.6 acre lot this unfinished home is awaiting your vision to compete it. Currently a 2-bedroom 1 bath in a lower-level walkout, awaiting the second story. You can live in the home and complete it in your own time frame or bring a builder and finish it now to your specifications. The home is a 44 ft x 26 ft base and can be a single or two story above. It has a 4-bedroom septic system, artesian well with Penteck Intellidrive constant pressure controller, underground utilities, radiant heat plumbed under the slab. The home is oriented for maximum solar gain with a south facing front. The lot is a mix of wood and open meadow with room for gardens or a small orchard. Privately located off a dead-end road, the absence of street noise allows one to relax and listen to the birds and wildlife. Owner is a licensed real estate agent.

Walk to Dan & Whits and elementary school from this 3 BR, 2 bath village home with pastoral views Rare opportunity for country-like living and views within the quiet village of Norwich, a picturesque, quintessential Vermont town across the river from Dartmouth College and world-class Medical Center in Hanover, NH. Walk to Dan & Whits and elementary school from this 3 BR, 2 bath home with pastoral views of 23 protected acres with meandering brook from the large front deck! Located on a dead-end road. House includes post & beam architecture, 2-story fieldstone fireplace, cathedral ceilings, wide pine flooring, a large Primary bedroom with adjoining nursery / office with double-sink master bath, huge walk-in shower and copper soaking tub. The unfinished basement has 2 woodstoves and direct access to the oversized 2 car garage. Two recent additions adjoin the original "diamond-in-the-rough" 1957 home, that would need further remodeling to bring up to the newer additions' standard. Presently the home is comfortable and livable as is, with all bedrooms and baths on the main level. Architectural drawings show the potential of the completed project (roughly 24' x 40' main level) with large new kitchen opening to dining and living rooms and second story addition for bedrooms/ office, studio space, and additional bath option. Perfect for someone who wants to customize the home to their tastes and future needs. Middle and high schoolers attend school in Hanover, NH.

The sun came first; everything else followed. Redesigned in 2010 by Smith & Vansant Architects, this south-facing contemporary in the hills of Norwich was shaped around light. Passive solar siting, 37 photovoltaic panels, and near-net-zero performance reflect an approach that values efficiency as much as design. At the center of the open living space, a Finnish Tulikivi soapstone woodstove radiates slow, even warmth, while cold-climate mini-split heat pumps provide cooling and backup heat for year-round comfort. The main level is open, bright, and connected, with a kitchen and living area filled with natural light, a separate study, and a half bath. Upstairs, flexible bedroom arrangements span two levels, anchored by a primary suite with a walk-in closet and private balcony overlooking the gardens. The gardens are the second act. Designed with Ben Falk of Whole Systems Design, the landscape unfolds through winding stone paths, terraces, a small pond, perennial beds, and an edible landscape with apple and pear orchards. French doors open to an oversized deck, a stone patio, and a screened porch overlooking the confluence of two brooks. An outdoor shower feels exactly right here. Three additional buildings expand how the property can be used. A post-and-beam studio includes a kitchen, bath, and an artist's workspace overlooking the orchard. A rustic writer's cabin offers a woodstove, sleeping lofts, a porch, and a Swedish composting toilet. Farther along a woodland trail, a tiny house sits above the beaver pond, offering another quiet place to retreat. The barn adds two parking bays, a workshop, and generous storage. More than ten private acres are bordered on three sides by conserved land, including Norwich Town Forest, Upper Valley Land Trust holdings, and the Appalachian Trail corridor. Walking, hiking, and cross-country skiing begin just beyond the door. This isn't a house that borrows Scandinavian ideas. It lives, them through light, warmth, thoughtful restraint.

Where to begin, this property has so many special facets: Antique Cape that has been sensitively updated consistent with the style of the house; a guest house (Cape) built in 2004; an amazing renovated barn ready to host gatherings of all sorts and plenty of storage under the main level; stonewalls, stone patio, raised stone patio, fenced garden space, large open lawn area at the back of the property with access to the brook. Upon stepping onto the front porch you enter the light and bright kitchen with ample cupboards and shelves, an eating area with direct access to the raised stone patio. In addition, the main level has a generous sized living/dining room graced by a fireplace and built-ins; family room, primary bedroom with ensuite bathroom and set off nicely is a study/den. The upstairs has three bedrooms, full bathroom and nice open hallway area. Oh my gosh, the Cottage will bring a smile and an immediate sense of calm with its well thought out open concept plan which allows each space to embrace the other no matter the season; access to a patio for warm weather dining and relax by the fireplace in cooler weather. To complete the picture there is bedroom and bathroom on the first level and a very sweet loft on the second floor!! I’m excited for you to view this must see property!!