Situated on 16 acres with a wood lot, apple trees, a wonderful pasture, hay fields, and a 3-stall barn with on-site water, the possibilities for this property are limited only by your imagination. The house, built in 1850, has been well cared for and retains much of the original structure, including wide-plank pine flooring, exposed ceiling beams, and beautiful hand-finished interior doors and hardware. All of this lend a pleasing, welcoming vibe that comes with a home that has been lived in for so many generations. If you like to be close to nature, the four-season room at the front of the house is great for relaxing on a warm summer evening, or watching the leaves turn and fall on a cool autumn day. The kitchen has views of Camel's Hump, and the layout is fitting for cooking large meals and serving them in the formal dining room. A bedroom, office, and full bath complete the main floor. Upstairs are four more bedrooms, a half bath, and a spacious foyer with several closets. This property is ideal horses and other farm animals, a small vineyard, fruit trees, or any other crop typically grown in Vermont. Just 3 miles away is Vergennes, which was recently featured in USA Today's "Ten Best" Explore category for living large in Vermont's smallest city. Easy access to Route 7 makes this an ideal location whether heading north to Burlington or south to Middlebury.