Listed by Dia Jenks • LandVest, Inc/Woodstock. Bought with Mary Mitchell Miller Real Estate.
Off Market Oct 2018 for $700K
$1,303,486
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$4,443/mo
3
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4 ba
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2,178
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415 Landgrove Rd, Landgrove, VT 05148
About this home
Classic Vermont: a white clapboard farmhouse built in 1790 on 18+ acres along a quiet dirt road with a hip, modern edge. The eponymous line of maples run up the grassy lane where cows were once led to pasture. There is a guest house, swimming pond, extensive perennial beds, terrace, ancient stone walls, and a brook running through the property. The beautifully renovated 2,178-square-foot house retains the honesty of an antique building with exposed beams, antique wide pine floor boards, and plaster walls. Modern amenities include double pane windows, updated bathrooms, Wolf stove, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a Buderus oil fired furnace. The spacious one-bedroom contemporary guesthouse has high ceilings and a 3-bay heated garage, and workshop below. There is a sweet set up for horses: 2-stall stable with a tack room and wash stall, paddock, run-in shed, grass riding ring, and 4 post and rail pastures. Located 2.7 miles from the Weston Playhouse, 21 miles from the Dorset Horse Show (Vermont Summer Festival) and plenty of skiing nearby: 7 miles from Wild Wings Ski Touring Center, 9 miles from Viking Nordic Center, 8 miles from Bromley, 14 miles from Okemo and Stratton.
Single-familyProperty Type
1790Year Built
18 acresLot Size
$598Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
3 car garageParking
Listed by Dia Jenks• LandVest, Inc/Woodstock
Bought with Claudia Harris• Mary Mitchell Miller Real Estate
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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18.35 Acres
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1790
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Single Family Residential
County
Windham County
APN
34210610144
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Last updated by owner on Jul 15, 2026.
CARE
Conservation/Agriculture/Resource Districts
The purpose of the CARE District is to protect lands that have a high natural, recreational, scenic, or other special resource value and to limit development in areas that have substantial or serious physical limitations for development. These lands are not convenient to employment or shopping or have poor access to improved public roads. They should be developed for residential uses at low enough densities to protect their resource values and to perpetuate the traditional settlement pattern of these lands.