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Price Change! reduced by $75,000 down 11% on July 15th 2026

Description:New and improved price!!! Set on 6.6 open, flat acres of lush grassland, this historic New England property offers the best of both worlds: timeless character paired with the peace of mind of a concrete foundation poured in 2005. Recently painted exterior siding and shutters create a fresh first impression, while the setting captures everything people love about country living, quiet mornings, wide open lawn, room for gardens, animals, hobby farming, and a slower, more peaceful lifestyle. Inside, the home is filled with warmth and character, including original wide-plank white pine floors, detailed woodwork, and beautifully crafted window and door frames that showcase the workmanship of a bygone era. The kitchen was updated in 2005, blending everyday function with the home’s historic charm. The sunny pool room is a cheerful place to spend time on cold New England days. The home has two working brick fireplaces the family room has a working wood stove, a rare feature that brings comfort, charm, and cozy memories to the home. Outdoor living is just as special, with a lovely side porch and swing where you can enjoy the quiet surroundings and peaceful breeze. The standout feature is the spectacular post-and-beam barn, measuring 100 feet end to end. The breeze that flows through it adds to the calm country feel, while the barn itself offers incredible potential for animals, storage, hobbies, a workshop, equipment, or creative future use. The land carries generations of story, from the mature black walnut trees planted in the 1970s, to rebuilt stone walls, open back lawn, apple trees, wildlife, pasture area, and small pond with a natural spring. The classic Colonial home was built in 1810, when James Madison, the 4th U.S. President, was in office. This is more than just a property — it is a rare opportunity to own a piece of New England history with heart, land, craftsmanship, and room to live the lifestyle you have been dreaming of.
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Price Change! reduced by $10,000 down 1% on July 19th 2026

Description:Professional/large family/entertainment home. If this is in your price range, look at the price per square/ft with high end features! Potentially 6 bedrooms, 4 bath, saltwater hot tub, two sheds, 4 car 25 by 25 detached garage! Game room with large screen TV, pool table, and 4 season indoor grill with commercial vent. Basement is built out with 4 rooms and bathroom! Backyard for children animals and a future swimming pool! One of the safest areas in Charlestown with police and fire less than 1 mile away! Quick access to Hanover, Keene, eastern VT and minutes to Patch Park and the Fort at Number 4. Great location , neighbors and some views. If you like wildlife, you will see a variety. Don't miss visiting this property as it's one of the best deals at price to sq/ft. Closing can be negotiated quickly. Property is occupied and owner who must be notified before showing.
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Description:A rare opportunity to own a piece of New Hampshire history. Built in circa 1800 this classic tall-post Cape is rich with original charm and character, beautifully sited on 87.53 acres. The property consists of three separate parcels with extensive frontage along Stage Road, including a 66.90-acre parcel with the home, attached carriage barn, horse barn, and fields, a 15 acre parcel featuring a fire pond, and an additional 5.5-acre wooded lot. Inside, you'll find timeless craftsmanship throughout with wide pine floors, exposed beams, impressive 9-foot ceilings, leaded glass windows, and what are believed to be the original front entry doors. Two fireplaces add warmth and authenticity, including the original summer kitchen featuring a striking beehive fireplace and bread oven. Behind the hearth are the original firebox and built-in bowls once used to heat water for laundry, a fascinating reminder of early New England living (although today's owners will likely prefer the modern method!). The flexible floor plan offers a first-floor bedroom or home office, formal dining room with fireplace, comfortable living room, kitchen, original summer kitchen, and a three-quarter bath. Upstairs are two additional bedrooms and a full bath complete with a soaking tub. Enjoy quiet mornings or unwind at day's end from the covered front porch, the perfect spot for a rocking chair and views of the surrounding countryside. An additional covered porch overlooks the spacious backyard and fenced pastures where you can watch horses or livestock graze. The attached carriage barn retains its historic character, room for two vehicles, and a walk-up attic offering abundant storage. Equestrians will appreciate the horse barn built in the late 1990s, featuring three box stalls, a center aisle, tack room, hayloft, electricity, and a water hydrant. Subject to Seller finding suitable housing, Sold as Is. Showings start at Open House Saturday 11am-1pm.
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Description:Surrounded by the landscapes that inspired generations of artists in the former Cornish Art Colony, where grand old homes from another era keep watch, sits a homestead that has been lovingly and extensively restored by the current owners. The interior is a complete, custom renovation, with all the charm. It feels like the farmhouse you've been picturing for years: wide pine floors underfoot, post-and-beam bones overhead, and vertical nickel-gap shiplap that adds warmth and dimension. At the center of it all is a custom kitchen built around the idea that the best nights happen when everyone crowds in. Source a big farmhouse table for friends and family to gather around and let dinner take its time. One-level living comes easy with a main-floor bedroom and full bath, while upstairs two more bedrooms share a renovated bath with walk-in shower and claw-foot tub for long soaks. When the weather turns, the Jotul woodstove does what a woodstove should - pulls the whole house in close, while you watch the snow fall outside. The storied barn anchors the home's ell and welcomes you to the mudroom. Tucked away at the end of the ell is a simple studio space - a place that invites imagination, whether envisioned as a workshop, a creative haven, or private guest quarters apart from the main home. Outside, the landscape unfolds with a sense of abundance. Mornings begin on the covered deck with coffee in hand and the sound of the Blow-Me-Down Brook winding its way along the property's edge. On warm summer days, a beloved swimming hole offers a refreshing escape, while the historic Blow-Me-Down Covered Bridge stands as a timeless backdrop to daily life. For those drawn to hiking, the Top-of-the-World trails just up the road offer scenic views of Ascutney. A chicken coop, garden space, fruit trees, and acres of tillable field offer the opportunity to cultivate a more connected way of living.
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Price Change! reduced by $26,000 down 3% on June 15th 2026

Description:The Hutchinson House, a historic home on the National Register of Historic Places, is a rare find. This beautiful home combines the symmetrical balance of Federal style with the elegant proportion of Georgian design. Featuring authentic Moses Eaton Jr. stenciling, this 1805 home has a rich history and classic New England charm. The property includes over 4,200 square feet of well preserved living space, an attached two car garage with a large heated second story workshop, a striking two-story Victorian horse barn, as well as a screened-in porch and landscaped grounds. The home features beautiful historic details, such as wide pine flooring, period woodwork, and original mantels. The floor plan includes a formal dining room and library, perfect for entertaining, as well as a country kitchen and multiple cozy living spaces for everyday life. Each of the 3 bedrooms has ample light and views of the surrounding land. This property offers a peaceful retreat in a quiet rural setting, just minutes from trails, lakes and nearby village centers. Don’t miss this unique property!