Listed by Kendall McCausland • KW Vermont. Bought with KW Vermont.
Off Market Apr 2021 for $1.1M
$1,613,140
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$7,370/mo
5
bd
•
4.5 ba
•
4,753
sq ft
664 Old County Rd, Waitsfield, VT 05673
About this home
Antique meets Modern Farmhouse in a fabulous renovation done with artistry and flair. Check out the virtual tour. This 1820’s farmhouse has all you would expect of a vintage home: exposed antique beams, beautiful oak flooring, wood burning fireplace, farmer’s porch, a donkey barn, fieldstone walls, split rail fencing, giant oak trees, mature plantings. Now imagine 1.5 acres backing up to hundreds of undeveloped acres, 260 of which are in Land Trust. Then, a major renovation that blows out interior walls, 3 1/2 totally modern bathrooms; wonderful chef’s kitchen; gorgeous fieldstone patio, and a heated pool with retractable hard cover. And then, that Donkey Barn. The most recent renovation has turned it into a 2-story, “knock your socks off”, apartment. Connected to the main house through the two car garage. Radiant concrete extends throughout the main level with office, powder room, open kitchen/dining and living area, gas fireplace and an expansive wall of windows. The dramatic cabled stairway leads to the second floor where there’s a stunning master bedroom, full bath, laundry and studio. Original barn beams comprise the main frame. Quarter sawn oak make up additional beams, flooring and stair treads. Antique barn doors and shiplapped walls add texture and warmth. Make this your owner’s quarters while renting out the main house, a guest or mother in law apartment, or a super home office. Within walking distance to town, school, shopping, and public transportation.
GRACIOUS HOME WITH ALL THE CHARM OF ITS AGE AND ALL THE CONVENIENCE AND SPACE THE 21ST CENTURY DEMANDS. PORCHES AND PATIOS, STONE WALLS AND PERENNIAL BEDS, HUGE MAPLES AND A ROPE SWING. DON`T MISS THIS IF YOU APPRECIALTE QUALITY.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$15,736 (+3.3%)
$140,400 + $591,400
$731,800
2024
$15,227 (+19.3%)
$140,400 + $591,400
$731,800
2023
$12,767 (−22.2%)
$140,400 + $591,400
$731,800
2022
$16,416 (+3.1%)
$140,400 + $591,400
$731,800
2021
$15,927 (+3.2%)
$140,400 + $591,400
$731,800
2020
$15,426 (+22.8%)
$140,400 + $633,800
$774,200
2019
$12,565 (+5.0%)
$140,400 + $458,200
$598,600
2018
$11,967 (+11.9%)
$140,400 + $458,200
$598,600
2017
$10,697 (−2.4%)
$140,400 + $414,700
$555,100
2016
$10,964 (+4.6%)
$140,400 + $414,700
$555,100
2015
$10,486 (+488.8%)
$140,400 + $414,700
$555,100
2014
$1,781 (+96.8%)
$140,400 + $414,700
$555,100
2011
$905
$140,400 + $414,700
$555,100
Tax history for 664 Old County Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$15,736 (+3.3%)
$140,400 + $591,400
$731,800
2024
$15,227 (+19.3%)
$140,400 + $591,400
$731,800
2023
$12,767 (−22.2%)
$140,400 + $591,400
$731,800
2022
$16,416 (+3.1%)
$140,400 + $591,400
$731,800
2021
$15,927 (+3.2%)
$140,400 + $591,400
$731,800
2020
$15,426 (+22.8%)
$140,400 + $633,800
$774,200
2019
$12,565 (+5.0%)
$140,400 + $458,200
$598,600
2018
$11,967 (+11.9%)
$140,400 + $458,200
$598,600
2017
$10,697 (−2.4%)
$140,400 + $414,700
$555,100
2016
$10,964 (+4.6%)
$140,400 + $414,700
$555,100
2015
$10,486 (+488.8%)
$140,400 + $414,700
$555,100
2014
$1,781 (+96.8%)
$140,400 + $414,700
$555,100
2011
$905
$140,400 + $414,700
$555,100
*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
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Lot size
1.5 Acres
Year renovated
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Style
Single Family Residential
County
Washington County
APN
67521410867
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Last updated by owner on Jun 15, 2026.
AR
Agricultural-Residential District
The purpose of the Agricultural-Residential District is to provide for low density residential development; to permit the continuance and expansion of agricultural operations; to encourage clustered housing units to preserve open space; to preserve the significant scenic resources of this district, including scenic roads, historic structures, and open spaces and to protect natural resources.