Set in a quiet valley, Worcester Hill spans 83± acres of gently rolling meadows, woodlands, stonewalls, and perennial gardens--a timeless landscape shaped by history and thoughtful stewardship. At its heart is a beautifully maintained 1804 farmhouse with three fireplaces, wide-planked pumpkin pine floors, and a wraparound porch that opens to a brick terrace and a large screened veranda--perfect for gathering or reflection. The first floor includes a mudroom with heated floors, chef’s kitchen, keeping room and a formal living room as well as a guest suite and an office. Upstairs are three additional bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite and views to the Adirondacks.
Also included is a two-bedroom stone guest house, once the Worcester Hill Schoolhouse, built in 1833 of local limestone. One of Vermont’s oldest surviving one-room schools, it offers charm and flexibility for guests, work, or creative pursuits.
The red English barn, made iconic in many of Woody Jackson’s paintings, includes seven horse stalls, and a hayloft. A wildlife pond, trails, a maple stand and 20 solar panels complete this turnkey property. Once likely a merino sheep farm, it remains a peaceful, functional homestead.
Located on a quiet gravel road just 10 miles from Middlebury College and 44 miles from Burlington Airport, this is a place of enduring beauty and charm in the fertile Champlain Valley.