This 1768 +/- Sq Ft antique 1840s cape sits near the middle of 135 +/- acres of rolling land that has shared ownership with the Vermont Land Trust. See the attached documents for details regarding easements and covenants. The home has been in the same family since the 1960s. It has been used as a summer residence and not lived in year round or during the winter. There are baseboard electric heaters and original single pane windows. The structure is solid and square with original floors that have been redone in some rooms. The bedrooms are spacious with one first floor bedroom having a fireplace. The home is an estate and comes furnished with all the antiques that are pictured. A brand new screened in porch was added to the side of the house with a ramp that ends near a fenced in dog area. The basement is accessed via an exterior door below the porch. The driveway is a class 4 town road and is also named Carrie Thurston Road. It is directly accessed off of Kimball Hill Road and is currently used recreationally for four-wheelers, hiking and snowmobiles that go past the house on a trail that continues through the property. In order to make the property a year-round home, a new owner may need to apply for a change of use and install a new state approved septic system because it has been used as a summer residence for decades and no one seems to know the last time it was lived in year-round, if ever. The electricity is on, but the water has been off since last summer and will not be turned on for any inspections. A seller's disclosure is not available since an out of state Trustee is handling the property and there is very limited knowledge of the systems. The barn has not been cleaned out, but if a buyer wants everything in it, that may be negotiable. A conventional residential loan will not work to purchase this property. A land loan or cash are likely the only possibilities.
Are you looking for a year-round or seasonal property to experience that relaxed Vermont lifestyle? This single-family residential saltbox may be just what you are looking for. When you walk in you will find a warm, welcoming, rustic charm feel with an open concept kitchen/living area and a mudroom that is large enough to hold muddy boots during mud season, winter parkas, spring sneakers and summer flip flops with room to spare. There is an additional downstairs room that could be an office, bonus room or an extra bedroom. Be creative and make it work for whatever your needs are at the time. Upstairs, that rustic charm continues with two bedrooms and a bathroom. A wonderful opportunity for someone who wants to live simply embracing all that nature has to offer while creating your own private escape. This property also offers the potential for rental income with the additional existing cabin. With a bit of planning and designing this cabin could be an income producing rental, potential space for guests, room for extended family or office space with its own driveway for the remote worker in the family. In addition to all of this, there is an additional outbuilding that you could keep “as is” or turn it into something special. Use your imagination and create a Vermont life that feels hidden and yet full of possibilities. This motivated seller is ready to consider your offer. Property being sold as-is. Measurements are approximate.
Perched on nearly 95 private acres in the hills of Topsham, this distinctive octagonal contemporary home with its signature cupola offers a rare blend of character, privacy, and natural beauty. The diverse landscape features mature orchard trees, perennial gardens, raspberry bushes, two picturesque recreational ponds, open fields, mixed woodlands, a maintained walking trail, and an old logging road winding through the property, creating endless opportunities for hiking, snowshoeing, wildlife viewing, and outdoor recreation. Significantly expanded and thoughtfully updated in 2000, the home was enhanced to complement its spectacular setting while preserving its unique architectural character. Filled with natural light, it showcases sweeping long-range views of New Hampshire's White Mountains, including Mount Moosilauke, Mount Lafayette, and Loon Mountain. Relax beside the impressive outdoor stone fireplace, soak in the circular hot tub while stargazing, or unwind on the expansive grapevine-lined composite deck while taking in the ever-changing scenery. Additional improvements include a rustic guest cottage complete with a wood stove and composting toilet, a substantial two-story barn with loft space, a chicken coop, and ample room for gardening, hobby farming, equipment storage, or creative pursuits. Whether you're seeking a full-time residence, private retreat, homestead, or recreational escape, this exceptional property offers remarkable flexibility. Approximately 33 separately acquired acres, including a cleared area, may offer future subdivision, development, or resale potential, subject to applicable permits and approvals. 2012 John Deere H411 HST diesel tractor with front loader (620 hours) and 2016 John Deere JD330 42" lawn mower (211 hours) included.
Classic Vermont charm and country living await at 340 Willey Hill Road in Topsham. Set on 3.2 private acres, this classic New Englander offers 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a perfect blend of character, comfort, and functionality. Inside, you'll find warm hardwood floors, hand-hewn beams, beautiful custom woodwork, and a cozy woodstove that enhances the home's timeless appeal. The traditional floor plan includes a convenient first-floor bedroom, thoughtful features such as a laundry chute, and comfortable living spaces filled with New England charm. The detached 2-car garage is a standout feature, offering excellent storage and workshop space. A car lift conveys with the property, and the garage is already plumbed for radiant heat and ready for connection. The upper level provides additional potential for a studio, hobby room, home office, or guest space. Outside, enjoy the peaceful Vermont setting with a charming treehouse, gazebo, and plenty of room for gardening, recreation, or simply relaxing and taking in the surrounding natural beauty. With no local zoning in Topsham, you'll enjoy added flexibility for future plans and property use. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate nearby VAST trail access for snowmobiling and year-round adventure. Families will benefit from Vermont's highly desirable school choice opportunities, providing flexibility in educational options. Whether you're searching for a full-time residence, a weekend getaway, or a property with room to grow, this home offers the privacy, charm, and lifestyle that make Vermont living so special.
Step back in time with this beautifully restored 1860s former general store, seamlessly blending historic charm with modern comfort. The flexible floor plan can be configured as either one or two units, offering endless possibilities. Original hardwood floors, and vintage storefront windows evoke a bygone era, while the updated kitchens and spacious living areas make it perfect for today. Plus, a huge barn with stables and ample storage sits on the property. Nestled in the charming hamlet of East Topsham, Vermont, this is your opportunity to create the next chapter of its rich story.
A rare in-town fixer-upper with incredible potential, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath home sits on 4 acres just minutes from Barre and Montpelier. Filled with character, the property features original hardwood floors, a woodstove, pellet stove, and a charming tin ceiling in the kitchen waiting to be restored to its former beauty. The covered front porch adds classic New Englander appeal, while the attached barn/garage provides excellent storage or workshop space. Conveying in as-is condition, this estate property is ideal for investors, rehabbers, or a handy homeowner looking to build sweat equity. With its generous acreage, convenient location, and solid historic bones, this home is ready to be brought back to life!
Escape to modern simplicity and sustainable living in this architect-designed tiny home, offering over 600 square feet of beautifully efficient space. Thoughtfully crafted with quality materials and an emphasis on self-sufficiency, this home seamlessly blends innovation, comfort, and connection to nature. The living area features ceramic tile flooring, tongue-and-groove paneling, and a cozy woodstove. Clever design touches include a hidden built-in TV and a space-saving dining table that lowers from the rafters. The well-appointed kitchen boasts butcher block counters and high-end efficiency throughout. A whole-house ventilation system ensures exceptional air quality. The bedroom opens to a large deck/carport with integrated drainage in the decking. The en suite bath features an oversized soaking tub and stylish finishes. This fully electric home is powered by seller-owned solar panels with Tesla wall batteries for energy storage. Insulated and ventilated composite siding protects the structure by keeping heat in and moisture out. Designed for flexibility, the property can operate on-grid or off-grid and includes Starlink internet for reliable connectivity. Situated on 11.9 peaceful acres along a quiet, well-maintained road, the property offers both open meadow and mature forest. Septic and well are designed for 4 bedrooms, so there's potential to build an additional three-bedroom residence. Experience the beauty of intentional living - modern, sustainable, and ready to enjoy.
Set on over 150 acres of rolling fields, mixed woodlands, and a spring fed pond, this remarkable property embodies the essence of Vermont's natural beauty. Distant mountain views, open meadows, and room to roam make it an ideal retreat, hunting camp, or future homestead. Perfect for hiking, mountain biking, or hunting this is a property for those who truly love the outdoors. A tall barn adds rustic charm and provides ample storage for equipment or seasonal toys. Near the road, an early 1800s Cape style home features vintage details including a Glenwood stove, clawfoot tub, and screened porch, perfect as a rustic getaway while you plan your dream build. Just 20 minutes from I-91, this rare offering blends seclusion, recreation, and convenience. Being sold "As Is"
Topsham is located in Vermont. Topsham, Vermont 05076has a population of 1,051. Topsham 05076 is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 25.52% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.82%.
The median household income in Topsham, Vermont 05076 is $67,557. The median household income for the surrounding county is $67,906 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Topsham 05076 is 38.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 76.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 41.9 inches per year, with 87.9 inches of snow per year.
