If privacy and a magical setting is what you are looking for you need to look no further Auger Hole is what you are searching for. Hidden away at the end of a town maintained road one will find the historic stone cape that was built for Vermont Senator Delano in 1825 by the well know Wardner family of Boston . Senator Delano wanted a stone cape built with European style details . The two fireplaces on each end of the large great room with exposed beams are examples of this early style. The site was chosen for the view of Mt. Ascutney and the protection of the surrounding hills. The 36.5 acres are comprised of mature woodlands and open meadows. The large spring fed pond is perfect for swimming on hot summer days and ice skating in the winter. In recent years a modern 2 bedroom house was added to the grounds . Large windows were used to bring the magnificent outside in .The downstairs open floor plan and spacious bedrooms upstairs create a comfortable , easy lifestyle. The lovey perennial gardens, patios and outdoor spaces are perfect for entertaining . Also on the property is a small stone building that with renovation could make a writers or artist studio .The property is located in the heart of horse country with miles of trails around and Mt. Ascutney now offers world class biking and walking trails. Easy access to the Upper Valley with Dartmouth College and Dartmouth Medical Center. Auger Hole is truly a one of a kind gem! Call for a private viewing .
Unplug, unwind, and reconnect with the natural world at this secluded off-grid home. Tucked away at the end of a semi-private road, this home sits on 23+ acres, opening to a spectacular, sweeping view of Mount Ascutney and beyond. The house is cozy, bright and feels warm throughout. The main floor is an open concept floor plan with an eat-in kitchen and dining area that flow into the living room. There is also a bathroom and utility room on the first floor. A glass slider offering magnificent views opens to the yard. This well insulated all-season home is heated with Rinnai propane heaters and a highly efficient wood stove. Beautiful wood floors run throughout, and custom tree branch railings lead you up to the 2nd floor. Upstairs, there are 3 bedrooms, a renovated bath with a double sink vanity and walk-in glass shower. Outside, there is a garage with a car port, an unfinished workshop above, and a separate sugar house with attached woodsheds. The yard, which surrounds the house, takes in the amazing views and it has a fire pit looking out over the valley. The property features a small pond and on the north side it borders thousands of acres of untouched woodland with trails. This home is an ideal getaway offering an exclusive setting, comfort, and recreation at your fingertips. Ascutney Outdoor Center is nearby along with Woodstock (20 mins), Ludlow/Okemo (35 mins), and Killington (45 mins). Engineered for total independence, the property boasts a state-of-the-art infrastructure that can be monitored remotely, including a 5,6-KW ground-mounted solar array, triple Fortress Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries with a total storage capacity of 16,2 KWH, and an automated propane backup generator.
Perched on a private hilltop and surrounded by nature, this stunning recently renovated home offers over 141 acres of open and wooded land enrolled in Vermont's Current Use Forestry Program. Thoughtfully designed by Beilman Design, the residence features gracious living spaces filled with natural light and an exceptional floor plan ideal for entertaining. The handsome chef's kitchen is appointed with high-end stainless steel appliances, beautiful countertops, and an exquisite walk-in pantry dedicated to preparation and storage. A spacious guest suite includes two bedrooms and a comfortable sitting area, while the finished lower level offers an additional recreation room with a fireplace. The luxurious primary suite features oversized walk-in closets and a gas fireplace that adds warmth and ambiance. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings from the lovely screened porch or the expansive covered porch overlooking the sweeping lawn and natural landscape. Offering three levels of refined living, the property also includes a large oversized barn for storage, a generator, and a driveway alarm system. Conveniently located with easy access to GMHA, skiing, championship golf, and exceptional fishing, this private retreat presents outstanding potential for a family compound or countryside getaway. Landscaping plans are available.
Reading is located in Vermont. Reading, Vermont 05062has a population of 568. Reading 05062 is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 20% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.01%.
The median household income in Reading, Vermont 05062 is $66,500. The median household income for the surrounding county is $63,787 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Reading 05062 is 47.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 79.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 9.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.4 inches per year, with 83.8 inches of snow per year.
