Historic Charm Meets Modern Vermont Living! This beautifully refreshed home offers the perfect blend of historic character, modern updates, and country charm. Originally dating to the 1880s, the home is believed to have been part of a historic train station in Sheldon before being moved to Berkshire more than 100 years ago. The home's exceptional original construction includes remarkably thick wood floors and a solid wood structure that has stood the test of time. Inside, you'll find new wood flooring throughout, freshly painted walls, and cozy bedrooms featuring warm walnut/light-wood accents. The updated kitchen and bathroom offer modern convenience while retaining the home's rustic personality, including original wood slabs in the kitchen that have been preserved and painted for a charming country feel. The property also offers excellent potential for additional space. The substantial concrete cellar could possibly be finished, while the enclosed front and rear porches provide opportunities for mudrooms, entry spaces, or additional seasonal living areas. A drilled well provides a reliable water supply, and the expanded driveway offers ample front and side parking. Outside, enjoy beautifully maintained perennial gardens, shrubs, and lawn, along with peaceful mountain views from the rear of the home. The property is bordered by farmland protected by the Vermont Land Trust, offering a beautiful rural backdrop and added privacy. Wildlife including deer, moose, bear, and other native species can often be seen in the area. Located just 15 minutes from Jay Peak Resort, this is an ideal four-season property for skiing, hiking, golfing, and year-round recreation. Conveniently situated along the route from Burlington and Montreal, this home is an excellent opportunity for a first-time buyer, those seeking a Vermont getaway, or an investor interested in a potential short-term rental. Historic character, solid construction, beautiful surroundings, and an unbeatable locat
This home is well-maintained and features several nice upgrades for modern living. The large bathroom includes a newer washer and dryer set. The roof is brand-new seamless steel and built to last a lifetime. The front porch has also been upgraded into a comfortable three-season porch. This charming home is perfect for a first-time homebuyer or a senior looking to enjoy the peace and beauty of the countryside. Ideal home also for An AirBand B short term rental as only 15 mins from Jay peak a 4 season resort destination, The property sits on 2.30 acres, offering plenty of space for a vegetable garden or small animals. The land behind the house is protected farmland through the Vermont Land Trust, helping preserve the beautiful open views for years to come. Enjoy stunning mountain views from the back porch and relax while watching beautiful sunsets. interior photos coming soon.Seller is Motivated to sell as the tenant has moved and home is now vacant,
East Berkshire is located in Vermont. East Berkshire, Vermont 05447has a population of 92. East Berkshire 05447 is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 55.56% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 28.56%.
The median household income in East Berkshire, Vermont 05447 is $45,865. The median household income for the surrounding county is $68,476 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in East Berkshire 05447 is 32.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 4.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 39.8 inches per year, with 85.1 inches of snow per year.
