Talk about charming! This home started as a country home built in 1881. In 1991 the sellers added an addition (Bill Badger architect & Ted Hopkins & Sons builders) and expanded the home with the same period specific details; i.e. wainscoting, built-in corner cabinet, curved walls, solid oak custom built kitchen cabinetry. Strategically placed windows throughout the home allow for natural sunlight to stream inside and views of Red Mountain and your own caboose. The 4 flue chimney features a wood burning fireplace, a wood stove, an oven along with two empty flues available for a wood burning oven (or whatever your heart desires). In the warmer months, enjoy your meals on the screened in porch. This home has many thoughtfully placed features that make this home very special. An attached garage with large mudroom makes winter living a breeze. Garage has loft overhead which is all set to be finished for additional living space or as-is as storage. Check out the caboose on property, which ran on the bordering Vermont Railway track until it was retired in 1983 and is now ready to be enjoyed as is, converted to a tiny house on property or for short term rental property. The home is bordered on two sides by land that is protected on one side by Mill Brook and the other side by the Vermont Railway which provides entertainment as it slowly runs past the home. 30 minutes to Stratton and Bromley. Cross country skiing on property. School choice from 6th grade and up.