Once a tavern for travelers and a stagecoach stop in the early 1800s, 1607 Massey Road stands as a testament to Vermont’s enduring spirit. This distinguished 1810 Federal style home rests gracefully on over 48 acres of rolling meadow, woodland, and quiet pasture, offering a rare blend of seclusion, scale, and story. With more than 4,100 square feet of living space, the home welcomes you with generous rooms, wide fireplaces in the living room and bedrooms, and a sense of history in every beam and board. A classic kitchen with a center island opens to a breakfast nook bathed in morning light. Upstairs, a vast attic space invites conversion into a workshop, studio, or retreat beneath the eaves. Outside, a wide entertaining deck overlooks a tranquil pond and dock, where summer reflections stretch long into the evening. Beyond the main home, an old sugar house and barn wait patiently for revival and a return to their maple-making roots or transformation into event or creative spaces. A cabin at the summit offers income potential as a short-term rental or a quiet guest escape. From the hilltop, the views roll endlessly across the Vermont valleys below, a scene unchanged for generations. Private. Peaceful. Poised between past and possibility, this is a property that doesn’t just hold land and history, but the promise of legacy.