This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to acquire a historic 1840s farmhouse and approximately 32 acres of companion land, together forming an extraordinary legacy property with sweeping valley views, classic barns, and limitless long-term potential—offered together for $624,777. The solidly built farmhouse sits proudly atop a hill, overlooking a historic valley with Vermont mountain views beyond. As you arrive, take note of the original slate mounting block at the front of the home—once used for horses and carriages when this residence was first built—an enduring symbol of the property's rich past. Inside, the home offers generous proportions and timeless bones, with some updates completed over the years and abundant opportunity for the next owner to restore and tailor the space to their own vision. An attached apartment, untouched since the 1950s, provides substantial additional square footage and potential—buyers should expect it to reflect its age, but the space and structure are all here. A classic barn sits alongside the home, adding charm and utility. Directly across the road, the approximately 32-acre parcel unfolds with rolling hills, open meadows, sweeping mountain views, and multiple classic barns with road frontage. Picture golden sunrises, quiet country mornings, and wide-open land—ideal for a mini farm, private estate, agricultural use, or future subdivision (subject to approvals). The land carries a deep sense of history and offers the kind of pastoral beauty that is increasingly rare to find. Together, these properties create a remarkable opportunity to establish a compound, working farm, multi-generational estate, or long-term investment holding, blending home, land, and history into one extraordinary offering. Sale is contingent upon subdivision approval and transfer of ownership. The home's address is expected to change to 199 Carlton Road in the future.