Listing courtesy of Marni Rieger from KW Vermont-Killington. (Cell: 802-353-1604)
(Das Grünebergehaus) The Green Mountain House. First time offered on market since 1978. This gorgeous farmhouse, circa 1831, has been lovingly maintained & updated over the current owner's term of ownership. Previously owned by the Coolidge Family. During the years of Calvin Coolidge's presidency this home was used as a guest house for political figures to come & stay while visiting President Calvin Coolidge. As you enter the property you will experience a great yard. There is a detached barn/garage with carpenter's bench, great storage above, attached potting shed & woodshed. This vintage farmhouse has a lovely, covered porch to sit & chill with a great book. The enclosed 3 season porch acts as the mudroom for the home. Through the 3 season porch you will enjoy an open eat in kitchen w/ handcrafted custom cabinetry & self-close drawers. The kitchen has a very cool antique Crawford Anniversary Special cast iron cook stove that has been converted to gas. Off the kitchen is a cozy den w/exposed beams, antique Glenwood woodstove & bar to make cocktails après ski. On the other end of the house is a formal dining & living room w/original pocket door. The home boasts original maple, spruce & oak floors. Loads of light & large 5-foot windows. Upstairs is the spacious primary suite which has its own private staircase to the kitchen, 3 guest rooms & an office/den room that can be used for sleeping. Located between the 2 largest ski resorts in the East. MOTIVATED SELLERS!
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