Furnished Historic Home Near St. Johnsbury, NVRH, Vermont State University, and Kingdom Trails

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House · 4,000 sq ft · 5 beds · 5 baths · Pets welcome (ask owner for details).

This fully furnished, five-bedroom, five-bath historic Second Empire home offers approximately 4,000 square feet for comfortable stays, accommodating up to 10 guests and providing ample space for families, healthcare professionals, corporate travelers, relocating employees, visiting faculty, graduate students, and extended-stay groups. Built in 1801 and expanded in 1850, the home is on the National Historic Registry and was crafted with locally sourced lumber and bricks. Upstairs are four bedrooms and bathrooms, while the main floor includes a spacious bedroom along with generous shared living areas. The main level has a large kitchen with a sitting area, a formal dining room, a front sitting room, a Crown Lounge, and a dedicated home theater. Multiple gathering and private spaces provide flexibility for relaxing, remote work, shared meals, or longer assignments. The home is fully furnished, utilities are included, and practical amenities include air conditioning, heating, and a washer and dryer on the premises. The property is non-smoking, and pets are allowed. A private driveway provides ample parking. The property sits in approximately 34 private acres, with established lawns, open fields, woods, and mountain land in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. Additional notes describe a five-acre lawn, roughly 30 acres of mountain land, and trails for exploring. The rural setting is just outside St. Johnsbury and near Vermont's first I-93 exit. I-91 and Route 2 also provide regional access to Littleton, New Hampshire, as well as surrounding communities and employment centers. Healthcare professionals have access to Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital, a 25-bed critical-access hospital with a 24-hour emergency department, and Dartmouth Cancer Center St. Johnsbury. Littleton Regional Healthcare, a Level III Trauma Center, and Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics in Littleton, offering specialties including oncology, dermatology, and cardiovascular medicine, are additional regional options. Vermont State University's Lyndon Campus, with 37 programs and six residence halls, supports stays for faculty, staff, and students. Downtown St. Johnsbury offers groceries, restaurants, shopping, medical services, and everyday necessities. Recreation includes the 95-mile Lamoille Valley Rail Trail for walking, cycling, horseback riding, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and seasonal snowmobiling, plus Kingdom Trails, Burke Mountain, area lakes, mountain recreation, and the Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium. The St. Johnsbury LVRT Trailhead and State Park & Ride connect with regional access, while Rural Community Transportation operates fare-free commuter and shuttle service. As with many Vermont country homes, seasonal ladybugs, flies, and ticks may appear despite annual treatment, so bug spray, socks, long pants, and post-walk tick checks are recommended.