The main house, built in 1992, is a historical reproduction of a classic Vermont cape-style home with modern comforts and conveniences. The 2,884-square-foot home offers three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, a dining room and a living room, two fireplaces, a lower-level attached garage, ample storage and abundant windows placed to take advantage of the sweeping views and landscaped grounds. Rich wood finishes make this simple home elegant and welcoming.

Surrounding the house are prolific perennial gardens planted among stone walls, steps and paths, two swimmable ponds, a generous lawn and sweeping view of valleys and mountains. Two barns sit near the house, one for tractors and equipment, and the other designed for horses. Set just out of view of the main house is the 3-bedroom guest house with an attached garage and separate barn

The expansive property is shaped by its 1.5 miles of mountain ridgeline with 60 acres of scattered meadows. There is a rich array of wildlife on the property, including a population of white-tailed deer and traveling moose. The forest is generally young with scattered old field white pines set amongst dense sugar maples. The caretaker currently hangs 300 buckets for sap collection and maple production each spring. Numerous stone walls and old house and barn foundations are scattered throughout. The forest and fields are fully accessible by seven miles of trails, all of which are suitable for hiking, skiing, mountain biking and ATV riding.