4 Bedroom homes for sale & real estate in Windsor County, VT

4 Bedroom Homes for Sale in Windsor County, VT

A rare in-village offering, 7 Slayton Terrace combines walkability, views, and beautifully renovated interiors—just steps from the heart of Woodstock. Sited on an oversized . 79-acre lot overlooking Billings Farm, this 4-bedroom home offers the space and flexibility rarely found so close to the village center. The main house features a stunning new kitchen with high-end finishes and beautifully updated bathrooms throughout. Natural light floods the living spaces, which flow easily for everyday living or entertaining. A large, unfinished studio apartment is ready for your design—perfect for an in-law suite, au pair quarters, or as a short- or long-term rental. Above the detached

4 Bedroom Homes for Sale in Windsor County, VT

Stunning Deck House perfectly designed for light, views, and easy Vermont living. Soaring floor-to-ceiling glass in the entryway and stairwell connects all levels and creates a warm, treehouse-like feel, drenched in natural light. Honey-colored hardwood floors warm the main level, while wall-to-wall carpet and tile finish the rest of the spaces. The main level also features a striking stone fireplace, the architectural centerpiece of the expansive living room, complemented by a cozy propane stove and an intimate den with an electric fireplace. Step onto the deck, where new Pella sliders capture a framed summer view and expansive seasonal vistas, with a hot tub for year-round enjoyment. The

4 Bedroom Homes for Sale in Windsor County, VT

This property is a great source of revenue, with a good sound structure and well maintained utilities this property can serve as a great investment. Within walking distance to down town Springfield where you can find groceries, shops, restaurants and more.

4 Bedroom Homes for Sale in Windsor County, VT

This early Woodstock residence was built in 1792 by Joseph Wood on a parcel of land he purchased in 1786 from Ebenezer Kingsley, one of Woodstock early settlers. A classic New England Cape of the period with the notable features of a central chimney with multiple fireplaces and a second story overhang on the gables. The house retains a great deal of original features and fabric including wide board flooring, horizontal wainscotting, period doors and hardware and a keeping room fireplace. Massive exposed beams substantiate the date of construction. The four bedrooms and three baths include a first floor primary en suite bedroom. Spacious rooms with unusually high ceilings and multi pane wind