802-635-7766
BLUE SPRUCE REALTY INC
Listing courtesy of Bianca S Perta from Coldwell Banker Hickok and Boardman. (Cell: 802-349-4682)
Set on one acre directly across the road from the Green Mountain National Forest, this cozy two-bedroom home enjoys a quiet, peaceful setting. Its comfortable, easy-to-maintain footprint works equally well as a full-time residence or Vermont getaway. Inside, wide-plank pine floors and tall ceilings give the main level warmth and character, while a Rinnai gas heater efficiently heats the entire home. Thoughtfully placed cubbies, built-ins, and tucked-away nooks throughout make clever use of the space and provide useful storage. A 3/4 bathroom completes the first floor, and an existing chimney offers the option to add a wood stove. Pine floors continue upstairs, where the primary bedroom features built-in cabinetry and its own private deck - a lovely spot to enjoy a morning cup of coffee and take in the quiet surroundings. The second bedroom also features built-in storage, and a half bathroom is there for ease. The property is served by a three-bedroom Presby septic system, offering flexibility beyond the home's current two-bedroom layout. Multiple outbuildings offer additional possibilities, with potential for storage, a chicken coop, sauna, workshop, garden shed, or other creative uses with some improvements. With national forest within reach, a manageable one-acre setting, and a character-filled interior, this is an inviting place to settle in and enjoy a quieter pace without the upkeep of a larger home.
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