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Description:Set in a highly sought-after location with easy access to town and nearby trails, this beautifully maintained cape blends comfort, functionality, and convenience. An attached 2-car garage and direct entry add to the home’s everyday ease. Inside, the thoughtfully designed layout begins with a spacious mudroom featuring a walk-in closet and half bath—perfect for staying organized year-round. The open-concept kitchen, dining, and living area creates a natural gathering space, ideal for both daily living and entertaining, with a slider leading out to a private back patio. A dedicated home office offers the flexibility today’s buyers are looking for. Upstairs, you’ll find two generously sized bedrooms and a full bath, along with an oversized primary suite. This inviting retreat features a walk-in closet and an en-suite bath complete with a soaking tub. Convenient second-floor laundry enhances the home’s practical design. The finished lower level provides additional living space with a large family room and full window—perfect for guests, a media room, or a cozy place to unwind. A utility room offers excellent storage or the potential for a small workshop. All of this is just minutes from Dartmouth College and within 10 minutes of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. With a level, low-maintenance yard and well manicured perennial gardens, and a location that balances accessibility with outdoor recreation, this home delivers the best of Upper Valley living.
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Description:Set on a picturesque 7-acre parcel complete with a beautiful pond perfect for summer swimming and winter skating, this spacious four-bedroom contemporary offers the ideal balance of privacy and convenience just 10 minutes from downtown Hanover and Dartmouth Health. A substantial addition completed in 1990 transformed the home with a stunning open-concept family room featuring soaring ceilings, abundant natural light, an inviting gathering space designed for everyday living and entertaining alike. Above, the spacious primary suite provides a wonderful retreat with a soaking tub and private balcony overlooking the rolling pastures of Dartmouth's, Morton Horse Farm. Additional highlights include a large 4 season porch, a private back deck, a large finished basement offering exceptional flexibility for recreation, hobbies, fitness, and plenty of storage and separate two-bay garage. Call for a showing appt. or come to the Open House on Thursday (5/21) from 1-3.
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Price Change! reduced by $80,000 down 7% on June 2nd 2026

Description:A fresh, modern offering is about to debut in Etna. This newly built contemporary offers a composed, modern feel, combining clean lines with durable finishes. The main level is designed for connection while maintaining definition, with kitchen and dining areas that flow naturally yet feel purposeful. Vaulted ceilings and large windows bring in abundant natural light, and the finishes are current and understated, keeping the focus on space and light. Four bedrooms are thoughtfully distributed across two floors, offering flexibility for guests, work-from-home needs, or long-term living. The primary suite is comfortable and private, and the first-floor laundry adds everyday convenience. A lofted living room adds architectural interest and a sense of openness, creating a light-filled upper level that overlooks the main living space. This area connects seamlessly to an additional second-floor bedroom, providing a flexible option for guests, a studio, or a quiet retreat. The setting is peaceful, with level land that invites a range of uses while remaining easy to maintain. Outdoor space extends the living experience, offering room to garden, gather, or simply enjoy the surroundings. A detached two-car garage and generous parking area complement the home without overwhelming the site. Inside, storage is well considered, with ample closets and practical spaces that support organized, everyday living. Located just minutes from Hanover and Dartmouth, and within the Dresden School District, the property offers a compelling balance of accessibility and a more relaxed pace. Clean, modern, and thoughtfully designed, this home is well executed and ready for immediate enjoyment.
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Price Change! reduced by $51,000 down 4% on July 7th 2026

Description:Rooted in the traditions of New England architecture and thoughtfully built for modern living, this colonial reproduction occupies a special place within Quechee Lakes, Vermont's premier four-season community. Inspired by a Connor Historic Federal farmhouse design and constructed by one of the region's most respected builders, the home reflects a level of craftsmanship that is increasingly difficult to find. Every detail was carefully considered, creating a residence that feels authentic to its setting, enduring in its construction, and comfortable in everyday use. At the center of the home, the chef's kitchen opens naturally to the main living spaces and a screened porch that extends the seasons, whether it's a quiet spring morning, a summer evening with friends, or the changing colors of autumn. Three spacious bedrooms each feature en-suite baths, offering comfort and privacy for family and guests alike. Above the attached two-car garage, a generous bonus room provides flexibility for future needs. Already roughed in for a fourth bath, the space is well-suited for a guest suite, studio, office, or recreation room. Graced with mature landscaping and well-established, irrigated perennial beds, the property has been exceptionally well-tended throughout. The location is equally compelling. Just minutes from The Quechee Club's golf, tennis, fitness, and ski facilities, the home offers easy access to year-round recreation. Dartmouth College and the shops, restaurants, and cultural offerings of Hanover are a short drive away. Woodstock Village is nearby, while White River Junction continues to grow as one of the Upper Valley's most vibrant destinations for dining, arts, and community events. A thoughtfully built home in one of Vermont's most established resort communities, offering timeless design, modern comfort, and exceptional access to everything the Upper Valley has to offer. Showings start at the OPEN HOUSE on Saturday, July 25th 10 am - 1 pm
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Description:The sun came first; everything else followed. Redesigned in 2010 by Smith & Vansant Architects, this south-facing contemporary in the hills of Norwich was shaped around light. Passive solar siting, 37 photovoltaic panels, and near-net-zero performance reflect an approach that values efficiency as much as design. At the center of the open living space, a Finnish Tulikivi soapstone woodstove radiates slow, even warmth, while cold-climate mini-split heat pumps provide cooling and backup heat for year-round comfort. The main level is open, bright, and connected, with a kitchen and living area filled with natural light, a separate study, and a half bath. Upstairs, flexible bedroom arrangements span two levels, anchored by a primary suite with a walk-in closet and private balcony overlooking the gardens. The gardens are the second act. Designed with Ben Falk of Whole Systems Design, the landscape unfolds through winding stone paths, terraces, a small pond, perennial beds, and an edible landscape with apple and pear orchards. French doors open to an oversized deck, a stone patio, and a screened porch overlooking the confluence of two brooks. An outdoor shower feels exactly right here. Three additional buildings expand how the property can be used. A post-and-beam studio includes a kitchen, bath, and an artist's workspace overlooking the orchard. A rustic writer's cabin offers a woodstove, sleeping lofts, a porch, and a Swedish composting toilet. Farther along a woodland trail, a tiny house sits above the beaver pond, offering another quiet place to retreat. The barn adds two parking bays, a workshop, and generous storage. More than ten private acres are bordered on three sides by conserved land, including Norwich Town Forest, Upper Valley Land Trust holdings, and the Appalachian Trail corridor. Walking, hiking, and cross-country skiing begin just beyond the door. This isn't a house that borrows Scandinavian ideas. It lives, them through light, warmth, thoughtful restraint.