Imagine slow mornings with coffee on the porch, afternoons in the garden, and winter evenings gathered around the soapstone wood stove, with 7 cords of seasoned firewood already stacked and ready to go. Here, everyday life comes with a little more character and a lot of possibility. Built in 1813 as a one-room schoolhouse, this 2, 400-square-foot home blends Vermont history with thoughtful improvements. Newer windows bring in natural light, while two Rinnai heaters offer supplemental heat on those cold winter days. Updated flooring, additional crawl-space supports, and a French drain add to the home's recent improvements. The artesian well has never run dry, and high-speed internet makes working from home easy. Upstairs is where you get to decide what comes next. The large loft area could become additional bedrooms, a home office, studio, or a combination that fits your life. Outside, the flat half-acre lot offers sun, shade, garden space, and room to enjoy the outdoors. And the location makes it easy to get outside: Sugarbush is about 15 minutes away, while the Long Trail and VAST network are just minutes from home.