Not sure where that bridge is, but it’s cool! This home was built in 1870. It is located on 2.18 acres in West Townshend, Vermont. The property is just 15 minutes from three ski resorts. There is a guest house on the property that is being sold furnished. It was built in 1960. The main house has a new four bedroom septic system. There were some interior updates, but more work is still needed. Seven bedrooms, three bathrooms and 4,212 square feet. $229,000
Contact Adam Granger with Redbud Real Estate: 802-221-4288
From the Zillow listing:
BRAND NEW SEPTIC SYSTEM! Welcome to West Townshend, a small village about 20 minutes from 3 ski resorts – Mount Snow, Stratton and Magic Mountain! This spirited community draws folks in with its country store, farmer’s market, live music and weekly neighborhood events. Across the stone arch bridge, on a quiet, town-maintained road awaits this peaceful, versatile property featuring 2 nicely-situated homes, new septic system, small pond, mountain views, open meadow and level, sunny yard with mature trees. The guesthouse, built around 1960, has nearly 1,500 sq ft of living space and is currently setup as a 2-bedroom, yet has a 3-bedroom septic capacity. There’s 2 large partitioned, heated rooms upstairs with exterior stair access only. Use as a bedroom, home office, game room, guest space, or storage space, etc. The inviting main floor boasts an open concept living space, 2 first floor bedrooms, one with laundry, and a first floor shower bath. The guest house is being sold furnished. The farmhouse (main house), built in 1870, has a new 4-bedroom septic system. It’s had some updates in recent years but needs more to get back to a livable state. Live in the guest house and renovate the main house on your timeline. When renovations are complete, rent one or both or use as a gathering place for friends and family. The possibilities are many! Less than ten minutes to hospital, pharmacy, grocery store and schools and 30 minutes to Brattleboro. Property being sold as-is.
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