1720 Route 133, West Rutland, VT 05777

Charming 18th Century Home - Built in 1797. Located in the town of Ira - a town that offers school choice kindergarten through grade twelve. New England has some of the oldest homes in the country, full of so much character and charm. From the solid wood front door with transom window above, to the gorgeous wide board floors, wrought iron fixtures, attractive molding, curved archway and decorative brick fireplace with beautiful wood mantle this home is a charmer. Light and bright interior with lots of windows. Enter the home through the sun porch into the kitchen with a center island, lots of counter space, built-in hutch, a picture window overlooking the back yard and convenient first floor laundry and pantry space. Adjacent dining room connects the remaining rooms on the main floor which include living room, separate office and bedroom. Upstairs has two nice size bedrooms and landing all with painted wood floors. Improvements over the years include vinyl siding, vinyl windows, newer furnace, oil tank, whole house was rewired and central air conditioning. Set amidst hay fields and acres of farmland you have the feeling of wide open spaces. The landscaped level yard features many perennials, a small deck, Maple trees for natural shade, lilacs, rhododendron, hosta plants, flower gardens and comes complete with an old fashioned clothes line. Detached and oversized two-car garage offers storage options. Experience the charm of a 1797 house with modern comfort.