Listing courtesy of Timothy Heney from Heney Realtors - Element Real Estate (Montpelier). (Cell: 802-522-5260)
Imagine waking up to golden light on your own private pond, birdsong drifting through open windows, and the scent of lilacs wafting from perennial gardens just outside. Welcome to this classic 1850s Vermont farmhouse, set on 12+ idyllic acres in Cabot. It's a soulful mix of open meadow, regenerating forest, and big sky views that invite you to slow down and stay awhile. In summer, garden barefoot among the perennials. In winter, lace up your skates for a sunset glide across the pond. This is the kind of place where memories are made. The exterior charms instantly, from the landscaped grounds to the three-season sunroom that feels like your own personal retreat. Inside, the home holds that rare kind of warmth only found in well-loved spaces. The layout offers room to spread out, with a generous mudroom, a country kitchen with granite countertops and a center island, and flexible living areas for dining, working, or cozying up by the gas fireplace. Upstairs, skylights and built-in bookshelves create the perfect reading nook, alongside three bedrooms and a full bath. Recent updates make country living easy: an efficient forced warm air heating system, a brand-new oil tank, a hybrid electric water heater, and a water softener. All designed to keep things comfortable and low-maintenance. Outside, three outbuildings and a separate three-car garage add room for hobbies, tools, or dreams. This Vermont farmhouse has character, comfort, and space to breathe.
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