A classic Vermont farmhouse with space, flexibility, and possibilities for the future. Currently enjoyed as a spacious single-family home, the layout offers clear potential to adapt for multi-generational living or a two-family configuration with modification. For those with a bigger vision, the substantial rear barn and workshop areas may offer further possibilities, subject to permitting and approvals.
Inside, generous rooms and abundant natural light create a warm, comfortable feel throughout. The main level features inviting living and dining spaces and an updated eat-in kitchen. The home has benefited from numerous improvements, including a new roof, new wood and pellet stoves within the past two years, a whole-house dehumidifier, and a long list of cosmetic updates that have refreshed the property while preserving its traditional farmhouse character.
Upstairs, additional living space provides flexibility for bedrooms, office space, guest quarters, or a more independent living arrangement. The attached workshop and rear barn spaces offer excellent room for hobbies, storage, a home-based workspace, or future reimagining.
Outside, the level one-acre lot is a true highlight, with mature perennial gardens, open lawn, and a picturesque brook running along the property, complete with a small private beach area. Set in the heart of North Springfield, this is a property with room to live, work, create, and evolve.
1 Private Acres Lot Size
single family home
Built in 1880
MLS/Listing ID 5098397
Shingle
Heating - Oil
Stone
Construction - Wood Frame
Style - Multi Level
Style - Multi Family
Style - Farmhouse
Metal
Lot - City Lot
Heating - Wood Stove
Heating - Baseboard
Heating - Pellet Stove
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