Weston, VT | 124 Turner Road

A mountain retreat surrounded on three sides by the Green Mountain National Forest and yet only a few miles from the village green in Weston and the Weston Playhouse. Big views to breathe in. Turner Farm is located on a dead end road above the trout club. The 134 acre parcel covers the eastern slope of Peabody Hill; the land climbs to an elevation of 2, 770 feet and is threaded with trails for walking and snowshoeing. The simple cape built in 1832 has an airy, light-filled kitchen and dining area and three bedrooms. It's a sanctuary to take respite; a place to slow down, connect with the land; write and be creative. The swimming pond, fed from a mountain spring, has been regularly stocked with trout and is home to a diverse array of wildlife including a moose who was spotted swimming across the pond. Herbs, peonies, fragrant shrub roses, lilacs, day lilies, hydrangea, Japanese iris, Dutch iris and other northern perennials bloom throughout the summer. There is an apple orchard for pies and applesauce and maple trees for sugaring. A studio and 1-bay garage were added in 2010. The land is enrolled in current use. A new permitted five-bedroom septic design will be installed before closing. Approximately 30 minutes from Bromley and Stratton; 3 hours from Boston and 4h 19m from New York. Showings begin July 25.