Reading Vermont Real Estate

Off the grid living with all you would expect, privacy, quiet, long distant views, self-sufficiency, gravity fed water, pond and abundant woodlands. The present owners have cultivated fruit trees, berry bushes and vegetable gardens. Conveniently located 15 minutes from South Woodstock, this property is located in an area that was once populated by ancient hill farms as evidenced by the old cellar holes and stone walls. The ancient roadways still offer miles of hiking, snowshoeing, cross country skiing and mountain biking. The residence was originally built in 1984 and has been expanded and added onto creating a very nicely flowing floor plan. The living room with it's soaring stone chimney and elevated ceiling creates a very rustic warm feel. This is a property for the buyer who wants to experience Vermont at it's very best.

This sun-filled 2-3 bedroom contemporary cape overlooking a spring fed pond sits on 35 acres with stunning views of Mt Ascutney. Open land bordered by stone walls and the north branch of the Black River is perfect for pasture or gardens. The interior is bright with vaulted ceilings in the living area. A kitchen with granite counters, stainless steel appliances and oak flooring opens to a spacious deck. The home is easily maintained with room to expand in the walkout basement or over the 2 car garage. Close proximity to Woodstock, Okemo Mountain and Mt. Ascutney.

Horse and House is an Equestrian property consisting of a 1800’s historic farmhouse with old wooden beams, natural sunlight, French doors that open to an expansive deck – the home features 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, 700 square foot heated yoga studio, two kitchens, and two laundry facilities, making it ideal for a large family requiring au pair quarters or a buyer needing an in-law apartment or adjoining guest area. The farmhouse has been renovated including a newly poured foundation, extensive insulation improvement, and two Tesla Powerwalls for energy backup. Situated near a network of horse trails only 6 miles from Green Mountain Horse Association, 13 miles from Okemo Mountain Resort, and 4 miles from Hall Art Foundation, you can enjoy a rural setting with plenty of activities at your fingertips. On property is a 5-stall horse barn with tack room and hay loft, a 20X40 arena, 55’ round pen, and manure composting bins made with authentic pine boards. This area is a mecca for equestrians where you can ride the trails to GMHA for events or simply join up with neighbors who like to pleasure ride in the green mountains. Access the extensive trail network from Town Hill Road. Walk down a grassy path from the house to the swimming pond which once had a zipline and can be used for hockey or skating in wintertime. For New England winters, snowshoe or cross country ski out your back door, visit Okemo, Killington, or Suicide Six for downhill skiing.