A cute 1870s Vermont Victorian farmhouse for sale on 5 acres with your very own orchard, greenhouse, gazebo, and chicken coop! One wood stove, a kitchen wood cookstove and an antique Glenwood propane cookstove round out the dream.
So many discussions with Vermont realtors begin, I just want a little house on about 5 acres… with some fruit trees and maybe a greenhouse. And a wood stove. I really want a wood stove. Well here it is!
House
Enter through the timber framed mudroom to the rustic charm of a cozy farmhouse. Through the kitchen to the dining area with some built in bench seating.Two smaller bedrooms, or maybe an office open off the living room. Follow the curved peeled sapling handrail upstairs to the large dormered primary bedroom.
Cabin
An almost finished and never used cabin accompanies the house, perfect for a shop, studio, or guest house (no running water). The grapes and berries extend out across a sloping east facing meadow gathering the morning light across the Otter Creek Valley.
More
This quintessential homestead sits across the meadow from the Historic Wilson Castle yet just a few miles from shopping, entertainment and dining in Rutland. Under a half hour to skiing at Pico and Killington or swimming and boating on beautiful Lake Bomoseen. The dream is here. Grab it with both hands!
- 3bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1870
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- Property Listing
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Location of This Vermont Victorian Farmhouse For Sale
The farmhouse sits south of Proctor, Vermont, a small town located in Rutland County. Here are some key features:
Overview
- Incorporation: Proctor was incorporated in 1886.
- Population: It has a small population, often around 1,500 residents, contributing to its tight-knit community feel.
Geography
- Location: Proctor is situated along the banks of the Otter Creek and is surrounded by scenic Vermont landscapes, including rolling hills and forests.
- Nearby Attractions: It is close to the Green Mountain National Forest and other outdoor recreational areas.
Economy
- Historical Significance: The town has a rich history in the marble industry, which significantly influenced its development. Proctor is known for its Proctor Marble, which was used in many notable buildings.
- Current Economy: The local economy is diverse, with some residents engaged in tourism, small businesses, and agriculture.
Community and Culture
- Events: Proctor hosts various community events and festivals that celebrate its heritage and foster community spirit.
- Education: The town has its own elementary school and is served by nearby high schools in the Rutland area.
Recreation
- Outdoor Activities: Residents and visitors enjoy hiking, fishing, and skiing in the nearby mountains, making it a great spot for outdoor enthusiasts.
Proctor embodies the charm of small-town Vermont with its community-oriented lifestyle and beautiful natural surroundings.
