Spacious 4-Bed Home on 2 Acres with Trails, Deck, and Modern Kitchen.

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House · 2,500 sq ft · 4 beds · 2 baths · Pets welcome (ask owner for details).

This furnished, pet-friendly house is set on two private acres with access to an additional 140 acres of open land where you can hike, hunt, or wander around whenever you like. It's an actual Vermont setup: quiet, spread out, and made for people who appreciate the outdoors but want comfort when they come inside. There's a wraparound deck and a front seating area to enjoy the view, plus a patio in back where you can relax, grill, or just listen to the woods. Inside, the layout is open and easy to live in. The main bedroom has a king-sized bed, an oversized closet, a smart TV, a ceiling fan, and a desk if you need a workspace that doesn't feel cramped. The other three bedrooms are fully furnished, too: two with double beds (one has two closets), one with a queen, all with smart TVs, and most with ceiling fans to keep air moving in the warmer months. Both bathrooms are updated and practical: the larger one has a double vanity, a walk-in shower, and a bathtub, while the second bath has a single vanity and a walk-in shower. The kitchen is a standout open concept, fully stocked, with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar with three stools that connects right into the dining area. There's a table for four and plenty of room to move around. The living area has hardwood floors, recessed lighting, a smart TV, and a comfy couch for movie nights or just zoning out after a long day. The house includes a garage and driveway for parking, and utilities (heat, electricity, water, trash, and internet) are already taken care of, so you can just move in and start living without juggling setup calls or service appointments.

The space

Poultney is a small, close-knit town in western Vermont with a laid-back, rural feel and a strong sense of community. It's surrounded by nature, with nearby lakes, rolling hills, and many hiking and biking opportunities. The downtown area has a few local spots for coffee, groceries, and essentials, all within a short drive. It's quiet here, and things move more slowly which is precisely the appeal for many.