Listing courtesy of Monique Geannelis from Mahar McCarthy Real Estate. ()
Welcome to one of the most coveted locations in Bennington, Vermont known to locals as the West End. Steeped in history, this remarkable property was built c.1928 with ties to the Colgate Estate located on Mount Anthony. A stones throw away is the original Fillmore Farm, primarily known for its sheep. In 1929, the farm began production of milk and then built its large dairy plant in 1939. It can be surmised that this property was for the intent of upper management housing for the farm. With sprawling views to the north, south and west, this location does not disappoint! A typical farmhouse style home that esthetically blends rustic and modern elements for easy living. A generously sized kitchen is perfection for entertaining and for spending time with family and friends. The living room invites a space for conversation, a cozy fire during the chilly Vermont evenings, or simply relaxing taking in the divine views at sunset. More casually, the family room offers exposed beams, vaulted ceilings and abundance of natural light. A formal dining room is strategic to the kitchen for holidays and family gatherings. The second floor boasts three bedrooms and two bathrooms, while the third bath is on the first level for convenience. And have I mentioned the renovated space above the garage? Wow! Breathe in the fresh air, take a walk up a country road and hunker down for the most genuine, spectacular sunsets. This is the type of special property that you will not want to miss.
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