Guilford, VT Homes for Sale with Garage

The Governor Carpenter Homestead, a pivotal piece of American history in Guilford, VT, is now accepting applications for its next Steward. This remarkable property was constructed in 1772 by Benjamin Carpenter, Vermont's first Lieutenant Governor. Lovingly maintained for decades, the residence combines historic integrity with modern functionality. Key features include: Architectural Significance:

Thomas Dahlin Berkley & Veller Greenwood Country

Only a fortunate few have the privilege of calling Green River Village home—a quintessential Vermont hamlet distinguished by its historic covered bridge, the 1811 timber crib dam, and the iconic wood-spired church proudly perched on the hillside above. Sited next to the bridge, the Green River Bridge House, originally a blacksmith shop, enjoys 300 feet of frontage along the Green River. Built in

John Mcpherson Berkley & Veller Greenwood Country

Beautiful 1925 stucco Craftsman home needing TLC. Narrow strip oak flooring throughout, brick fireplace with original oak trim, original windows, beautiful oak staircase, arched doorways, dining room with enclosed porch, and a big country kitchen. There are many original features that make this property a great investment. The main house offers 2 sunny bedrooms; the adjacent finished apartment

John Mcpherson Berkley & Veller Greenwood Country

Stunning Southern Vermont home with views, gardens and private pond on 10 acres in coveted Dummerston, Windham County. Entering the circular drive, lush perennial gardens welcome you and the magic begins. This meticulously designed 1600-square-foot home features soaring ceilings and superior craftsmanship throughout. The spacious kitchen includes custom cabinetry, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances,

Kristen Ziter Taylor Brattleboro Area Realty