Nestled in the rolling countryside of Springfield, this 1810 Federal-style brick farmhouse stands proudly on 44 breathtaking acres—an offering rich in history, character, and Vermont lifestyle.
Open fields stretch out from the home, ideal for gardens, small-scale farming, or simply soaking in the pastoral beauty. Wooded acreage invites exploration, wildlife watching, and the opportunity to tap your own maple trees. Seavers Brook meanders gently through the property, creating a peaceful water feature. A picturesque spring fed pond with a dock adds yet another layer of tranquility. An old town highway crosses the land and is now used as a snowmobile trail, providing direct access to Vermont’s renowned VAST trail system—an exceptional recreational amenity right from your doorstep. The main residence is soaked in historic charm. High ceilings, beautifully maintained wood floors, and exposed barn beams speak to its early 19th-century heritage. Deep-set windowsills and original intricate crown molding frame each room, while six fireplaces grace the living spaces. The rooms are spacious and inviting, and in the colder months, the wood stove in the kitchen and breakfast nook creates a cozy gathering space. Outbuildings include a classic barn and a substantial sugarhouse, both ready to be revived and once again serve as the heart of a working homestead. Perched up the hill with sweeping mountain views, a rustic cabin provides a charming retreat. Currently enjoyed as an Airbnb by the owners, the cabin features a cozy wood-burning stove, outhouse, and an unplugged simplicity that guests adore. A true legacy property offering history, recreation, self-sustainability, and serenity in one extraordinary Vermont setting. A must see!