Properties Near 64 Main Street Putney, VT

MOTIVATED SELLERS! Built in 1798, 119 Main Street is the third oldest home in Putney. With its original beams, colonial architecture, and location on Main Street, it's a historic gem in waiting for new people to love it. The owner who resided here for many years, took pride in preserving and adding to the beautiful terraced perennial gardens throughout the large in-town lot, which is just under an acre. The flowers were so beautiful that they appeared in Better Homes and Gardens magazine in the early 1900's! When the long-time owner purchased the home, it was very meaningful for her to revive the gardens back to their state of notoriety, which she was successful in doing. The yard is quite private, feeling like you're not right in the middle of the village. The best of both worlds! This home offers a bedroom, full bath, and laundry on the first floor for easy living, leaving three bedrooms and an additional full bath on the second floor. It's in close proximity to I91 and 1.5 hours to Bradley International airport.

Offering an enchanting circa 1830 extended cape with carriage house & office space in Putney Village. Proximal to the Putney Co-Op, General Store, Yellow Barn Music, Putney Public Library, & Putney Farmers Market. Not only aesthetically gorgeous with post & beam construction, it has new sills, beautiful slate roofing, & added energy efficiency. The main house has 4 bedrooms & 1 ½ baths, hardwood floors, living/dining, den with propane wood stove & ½ bath. The kitchen is emblematic of a chef & entertainer’s space, the seller the former proprietor of Elizabethan Fare. The kitchen has a commercial DCS stove, baking station & island to congregate. A plenitude of windows bathe the house in light & afford garden views. Sources of revenue: 1 bedroom 1 bath carriage house with kitchen, cathedral ceiling & loft. The detached garage has a finished, heated office above two bays with a walk-in cooler from the seller’s catering days. Enhancements include the work of local craftspeople: stone pathways & patio by Jared Flynn of The Stone Trust, soapstone kitchen sink by Vermont Soapstone Company, rock maple countertops by Donald Smeade of Smeade Woodcraft, custom copper sink & built-ins throughout. Evidence suggests residence was once a stop on the underground railroad. The grounds are outstanding with fruit trees, berries, perennials, & specimen plantings such as a protected magnolia, dogwood, & cedar. Archways lead from garden room to garden room. Truly, enchanting. OPEN HOUSE 8/3 11-1