Featured in Early American Life, an unbelievably beautiful modernized home and estate with extensive period details on 25.5 acres with magnificent mountain views. This circa 1815 Center Chimney Cape was moved from Nova Scotia with original flooring, wall paneling, and detailing - meticulously rebuilt in a quintessential Vermont setting with timber frame barns, rolling meadows, ponds, mountain views, & mature landscaping. The home is anchored by a classic center chimney with four working fireplaces and rare & stunning white washed wood ceilings. With extensive cabinetry, soapstone sinks, and granite counter-tops, the kitchen is gorgeous and boasts a La Cornue dual fuel range and french door refrigerator. The gourmet in you will appreciate the extensive walk-in butler's pantry with over-sized side by side refrigerator/freezer, prep sink, built-in dishwasher and plenty of cabinets for storage. An open floor-plan family/entertaining space allows you to show off your culinary talents to friends and family. The overall look and feel of this sunny home is just beautiful with all the modern up-to-date conveniences and radiant floor heat. Enjoy a leisurely lunch on the deck or stone patio taking in the gorgeous views and rolling meadow valleys. Sturdy rebuilt timber frame barns (one a circa 1790 English scribe rule hay barn) are available for animal use, farming, an artist studio, or just storage. Close to the Twin Farms Resort. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity.