Properties Near 1607 Massey Road Springfield, VT

Experience timeless elegance and rural charm at this meticulously crafted country estate, featuring a historical reproduction Shaker-style home designed by renowned architect McKee Wing Roth and built in 1991. Set on 15 deeded acres of rolling pastures, this unique estate blends traditional design with modern sustainability. Conveniently located 6.5 miles from the renowned Crown Point Country Club and under 20 miles from Okemo Mountain Resort. The main residence offers authentic Shaker architectural details and quality craftsmanship and detail throughout. A matching Shaker-style barn includes 2 horse stalls, and ample storage for your needs, while a carriage style garage accommodates 3 vehicles with ease. Outdoors, enjoy over 40 fruit trees, extensive dry-laid stone walls, and wooden horse fences framing the scenic grounds. Expansive open fields and thoughtfully landscaped areas provide both beauty and functionality. Eco-conscious additions include owned solar panels and battery storage that reduce your environmental footprint without sacrificing comfort. A rare offering for those seeking classic design, open space, and modern amenities—all in a pristine, peaceful and private setting.

MOTIVATED SELLER!!! Nestled in the rolling countryside of Springfield, this 1810 Federal-style brick farmhouse stands proudly on 44 breathtaking acres—an offering rich in history, character, and Vermont lifestyle. Open fields stretch out from the home, ideal for gardens, small-scale farming, or simply soaking in the pastoral beauty. Wooded acreage invites exploration, wildlife watching, and the opportunity to tap your own maple trees. Seavers Brook meanders gently through the property, creating a peaceful water feature. A picturesque spring fed pond with a dock adds yet another layer of tranquility. An old town highway crosses the land and is now used as a snowmobile trail, providing direct access to Vermont’s renowned VAST trail system—an exceptional recreational amenity right from your doorstep. The main residence is soaked in historic charm. High ceilings, beautifully maintained wood floors, and exposed barn beams speak to its early 19th-century heritage. Deep-set windowsills and original intricate crown molding frame each room, while six fireplaces grace the living spaces. The rooms are spacious and inviting, and in the colder months, the wood stove in the kitchen and breakfast nook creates a cozy gathering space. Perched up the hill with sweeping mountain views, a rustic cabin provides a charming retreat. Currently enjoyed as an Airbnb by the owners, the cabin features a cozy wood-burning stove, outhouse, and an unplugged simplicity that guests adore. A true legacy property offering history, recreation, self-sustainability, and serenity in one extraordinary Vermont setting. A must see!

Stepping onto the grounds, it becomes immediately clear that they simply do not make homes like this anymore. This magnificent 1897 Victorian mansion, recently painted in a crisp white exterior, stands as a remarkable testament to an era of unmatched craftsmanship. Yet, for all its grand presence, it remains a well-kept secret. The entry is so subtle off the paved road that a passerby would never know a property this grand is tucked away here. The paved circular driveway gently guides you onto the property leading directly under a porte-cochère—a covered carriage entrance. A 2 car garage offers an oil change pit and chimney. Inside, the home features a formal parlor, a drawing room, and a grand dining room, all connected by a fully functional and original pocket door and a magnificent wooden archway. The parlor is flooded with natural light from a bay window topped with intricate leaded-glass transoms. High overhead, original crown moulding frames the expansive ceilings, while beneath the current carpeting lies a great bonus: wooden floors waiting to be uncovered. Adding to the opportunity, select furnishings within the home are negotiable, allowing a buyer to potentially preserve some of the property's curated aesthetic. Beyond the formal dining lies a breathtaking library, wrapped in exquisite wood paneling and wainscoting, and anchored by a dramatic coffered ceiling. There are built-in bookshelves and a cozy window seat framed with stained-glass. You will find an impressive five fireplaces in total. 3 of these hearths have been thoughtfully retrofitted with propane. The remaining focal points feature spectacular, hand-carved mantels, anchored by exquisite, hand-painted Delft tiles that showcase classic, finely detailed scenes of Dutch windmills, and figures ice skating—a highly sought-after luxury element in late 19th-century homes that remains preserved here. Spanning 3 levels into a finished high-ceiling attic! Room for everyone here, schedule a private tour.

Nestled on Historic Parker Hill, this charming residence sits on a generous 10-acre lot that blends open spaces with woodlands, offering both privacy and natural beauty. The home features classic post and beam construction, highlighted by a cathedral ceiling and hardwood floors that create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Large windows provide captivating views of the surrounding landscape, making every room feel connected to nature. The spacious layout allows for easy flow between the open concept living and dining areas, complemented by a country kitchen with hardwood floors. A loft, complete with built-in bookcases, offers additional living space and overlooks the main area. The handsome brick chimney with a wood stove not only provides warmth but also adds a touch of rustic ambiance. On the first floor, the luxurious primary bedroom includes an ensuite bathroom and a soaking tub, as well as a bank of large windows that frame the picturesque views. Upstairs, a cozy bedroom is equipped with a half bath and built-in storage, providing comfort and functionality. Additional Spaces and Amenities: An attached 2-car garage offers convenient workshop space, along with a heated 18x13 room on the second floor that is perfect for a home office, or studio. The property also includes an equipment shed and wood storage cribs, catering to practical needs. Ideally located less than ten minutes from I-91 exit 6, the home is within easy driving distance of Okemo (30 minutes away) and the nearby towns of Chester, Springfield, and Bellows Falls. This location combines tranquility with accessibility to regional amenities and attractions.