126 Acres in Hartford, VT - $2,450,000
Stone Hill Farm one of the original Jericho settlements, the historic Hezekiah Hazen Homestead presents the next stewards of this property the opportunity to take their place within the harmony that exists between the spare and Nordic simplicity and the timeless and prominent ca. 1780 brick Georgian Antique Federal, preserved, expanded and restored lovingly by the current owners.
Historically significant and beautifully restored with 6 interior fireplaces, original, varied width pumpkin-pine floorboards, a 40-foot wide porch overlooks the pool and the valley's spectacular sunsets. With modern updates and many original features in place, Cararra marble countertops and professional-grade kitchen appliances grace the kitchen, a paneled library, and a separate media room, and an inviting living room and formal dining room are all executed in simple and restrained taste. Upstairs from the fir...
Historically significant and beautifully restored with 6 interior fireplaces, original, varied width pumpkin-pine floorboards, a 40-foot wide porch overlooks the pool and the valley's spectacular sunsets. With modern updates and many original features in place, Cararra marble countertops and professional-grade kitchen appliances grace the kitchen, a paneled library, and a separate media room, and an inviting living room and formal dining room are all executed in simple and restrained taste. Upstairs from the first guest bedroom to the owners luxurious suite, Stone Hill offers the space and expansiveness in its upstairs bedrooms that are only found in the homes of the highest stature of this early period. The original homestead, set on a perfectly selected site over 240 years ago, is both south facing and at the intersection of Jericho Street and Newton Lane, eight minutes from the Dartmouth College Green, yet seemingly decades and worlds away. There are over 126 acres, including rolling lawns, mature perennial gardens, handsome stonework, paddocked meadows, and great-grandfatherly maples. Topographically varied, the land is defined by rolling meadows, stone walls, extensive apple orchards, and a backdrop of high wooded hillsides, extensive trails, and expansive south and western views.
The open meadows slope towards the year-round Dothan Brook, which forms the boundary along the propertys western edge. The farmsteads spring-fed pond is perfect for a summer dip or skating in winter. Above the pond sits a level fenced riding ring and small horse barn. Private trails meander through the property and Newton Lane, the tranquil dead-end country road that marks the eastern boundary of the property, leads to the well-known Cossingham network of trails as well as the famous Appalachian Trail; some of the best hiking, snowshoeing, and adventuring is literally outside your door. Visionary expansion potential at the property has been set in motion and has resulted in additional permitted capacity for the next owner to explore, set aside, or expand on.
A private kingdom ideally located two hours from Boston, four hours from NYC, and three houses from Montreal. Both private jet and helicopter service are available at nearby Lebanon, NH (LEB), and world-class recreational, educational, and cultural opportunities abound from skiing at Killington to classes at Dartmouth and everything in between. Stone Hill is the perfect place to relax, reconnect, and renew.
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