Unique opportunity to own a beautiful home in Vermont’s charming Shelburne Village, in the heart of the Lake Champlain Valley. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this Dutch Colonial was built by B. Harris Maeck in 1915. The sun-filled main home offers expansive, inviting spaces including a dramatic foyer, elegant dining room, warm living room with gas fireplace, and a private, versatile den. The kitchen features granite counters, stainless steel appliances, and an oversized pantry/laundry/utility room. Designed for year-round comfort, there is a mudroom entryway and a light-filled enclosed sunporch, providing circulation and flow into the backyard. The second floor is composed of an open central hall connecting four gracious bedrooms. The addition, built in the 1930s is a stunning loft-style apartment (private ADU), ideal for an in-law, au pair, or rental income. The 0.6-acre lot offers open lawn and gardens. Rich in character, with stained glass, hardwood floors throughout, antique hardware, arched doorways, built-ins, and original woodwork. Authentic elements from the era, such as an anteroom with hidden stairway, cooking hearth, doorbell, and 1935 vegetable stand, remain unaltered. Many recent improvements to the basement, attic, heating/cooling, lighting, and plumbing offer peace of mind. This one-of-a-kind property blends timeless charm with modern comfort in one of Vermont’s most sought-after villages. Open House on Saturday, 5/10, from 11–1 PM.