3-Bedroom Home in Stockbridge, VT
For Sale $339,000

A rare opportunity to purchase an architecturally designed and custom crafted home in the hills of central Vermont. This 3-bedroom home sits on 14.7 +/- acres high in the eastern slopes of the Green Mountains. It features Vermont maple floors throughout except in the kitchen, mud-room area and 1^st floor bath which has red quarry tile flooring. All tub and shower enclosures are tiled. There is a gourmet kitchen with a commercial 6-burner/single oven Garland range and ample maple cabinets.

The architect's concept was to take advantage of the beautiful views from every room so there are 33 windows in all. The property boasts a .2 acre spring fed pond and magnificent long-range views to the south taking in Killington Mountain and Pico Mountain. The home sits at the end of a private road, so privacy abounds. There are neighbors nearby, but you can't see or hear them.

Below are some facts about the home and property:

• 14.7 acres with 3.5 acres on a level meadow
• Approximately 1800 Sq. Ft. Living Space
• 30' X 30' Footprint
• Home designed by Walt Weissenborn, Guilford, CT Architect
• Hand-built by Master builder Tim Carter of Tunbridge, VT in 1996-97
• Full Basement, Concrete Foundation, Bulkhead, Perimeter Drain, Waterproof Membrane Enclosed Foundation
• Full Attic with drop-down stairway
• 28' x 40' Three-Bay Garage with electric power and auto-door openers
• 8.5Kw Automatic Power Back-up System; runs entire house & garage & well pump
• Well is 261 Feet Deep, 98 foot static level and 20 gallons per minute
• Three Bedroom Septic System, tank pumped every three years
• 2008 Property Tax $4218 per year
• Two non-taxed outbuildings/sheds
• Roof on all buildings is standing-seam 35-year material
• .2 acre pond, spring-fed -- runs all year long
• Survey Available
• Approx. Timber Value in 2004 - $42,000

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