There is nice acreage with this house! Nice setting! The house was built in 1937. It is located on 29 acres in South Newfane, Vermont. The house features a large deck, stone walls, pretty sunroom, exposed beams, vaulted ceiling and a large stone fireplace. Three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,650 square feet. $325,000
Contact the property owner: 860-449-2806
From the Zillow listing:
.Good bits: 29.4 acres (27 usable), 2 cleared around house 2BR, 2BA single family home with w/d hookups Auxiliary dwelling includes a workshop and 1BR 1BA in-law apartment above Apartment has own water heater, kitchenette, no w/d hookups Septic. Buried electric, last house on the road with power. Electric, wood, and gas heat. Continuous parcel on both sides of Stratton Hill Rd. Rural zoned in village of South Newfane. Crossed by Ada’s Brook, bordered by a stream which joins the Rock River. Mature hardwoods, including a large maple grove. 20 minutes from Grace Cottage Hospital 30 minutes from Brattleboro Memorial Hospital 18 minutes from Mount Snow 12 minutes from family owned farmstand which is practically a grocery store Road plowed by the town! Tons of natural resources – firewood, timber, sugaring, stones Stone walls border the road and define parcel boundaries Surveyed at least 1984, markers still visible Foundation stabilized Dec 2019 Dirt crawlspace below house insulated and vinyl coated Dec 2019 800 acre parcel behind is current-use forested land, timbered every 30 years. Last timbered 15 years ago. (No neighbors behind you!) Bad bits: House sold “as-is” Previous owner left trash. Drinking water radon levels high – will need air-bubble or other radon filter. Needs partial roof replacement. Water damage and mold visible. Water damage to foundation: cracks, but no structural shifting. Timbering access road to 800 acre parcel behind – 2 acres owned by Newfane village to maintain access road. So technically only 27 acres available to develop. (Access road not close to house.) 4WD or AWD vehicles a must. Stratton Hill is dirt and difficult in winter and mud season. No mail box, but PO BOX in Williamsville is free to compensate. Great to parcel up and sell lots. Keep 15 acres for yourself and enjoy your homesteading dreams.
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