Listed by Erin McCormick • KW Vermont. Bought with KW Vermont Woodstock.
Off Market May 2024 for $820K
$762,824
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$5,150/mo
3
bd
•
3 ba
•
2,156
sq ft
418 Akley Rd, Guilford, VT 05301
About this home
Retreat to this renovated timber frame saltbox that exudes luxury yet easy living. It’s located just 13 minutes to Brattleboro with its coffee shops, galleries, farmers’ market, & co-op… Yet the 3-bed, 3-bath home on 12.83 acres boasts the privacy & quiet of rural living on a low-traffic road. This property has been meticulously updated to be functional and stylish, including the addition of a 2.5-bay car barn. The home’s renovations included all new interior lights & electrical work, plumbing, radiant heat, whitewashed pine flooring, kitchen cabinetry & appliances, sheetrock, renovated bathrooms, and Bonneville windows, etc. On the main level, make use of the open spaces with a large kitchen designed for the chef or baker. The living and dining spaces effortlessly flow together. There’s also a first floor bedroom with an en-suite bath that leads to an outdoor shower. Entertain on the large 3-season porch & attached deck. Upstairs, find two well-sized bedrooms with attached bathrooms, along with a large walk-in closet that could also be used as an office space. Upstairs, a loft could be added for additional living. The dry, light-filled basement could also be finished to increase the overall square footage. The grounds, which backup to an extensive trail network, feature many perennials, along with maple, magnolia and dogwood trees, and beautiful stonewalls. Move right into this special property and benefit from the keen design eye and meticulousness of the current owners.
This is truly a remarkable timber frame home fashioned from Douglas Fir. One is struck the minute you walk through the door with the stunning impact of high ceilings, open space and wonderful light. The location is rural and quiet with the beautiful land bounded on many sides by old stone walls and offers the bonus of a potential pond site. If you are inspired by all of this and it seems like a fit, you definitely need to see this home.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,640 (−1.9%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2024
$6,768 (+10.5%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2023
$6,126 (−43.0%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2022
$10,753 (+0.9%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2021
$10,658 (+1.8%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2020
$10,468 (+3.0%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2019
$10,160 (+1.6%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2018
$9,996 (+1.4%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2017
$9,857 (+0.2%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2016
$9,834 (−0.9%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2015
$9,921 (+132.0%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2014
$4,277
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2013
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
Tax history for 418 Akley Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,640 (−1.9%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2024
$6,768 (+10.5%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2023
$6,126 (−43.0%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2022
$10,753 (+0.9%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2021
$10,658 (+1.8%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2020
$10,468 (+3.0%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2019
$10,160 (+1.6%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2018
$9,996 (+1.4%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2017
$9,857 (+0.2%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2016
$9,834 (−0.9%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2015
$9,921 (+132.0%)
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2014
$4,277
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
2013
$121,890 + $227,770
$349,660
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
2
Baths
2
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
12.83 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
—
Year built
1997
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Windham County
APN
08102513602
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 8, 2026.
RL
Rural District
The Rural District encompasses land primarily in the western, upland portion of Brattleboro, which features large tracts of undeveloped woodlands, working farmland and very-low density residential development. This land is not served by municipal water and sewer or by roads that are capable of accommodating heavy traffic, and extending or upgrading infrastructure in this district is strongly discouraged. The purpose of this district is to protect these remote and relatively inaccessible rural lands from fragmentation, development and undue environmental disturbance by maintaining a very low-density settlement pattern and large tracts of working lands or natural areas in accordance with the policies of the Brattleboro Town Plan.