A spectacular landscape of mountain views, meadows bounded by stone walls and ancient maples, a pond, trails, apple trees, full equestrian amenities, and an abundance of choice for places to build a spectacular home and compound. Hamilton Farm is on a quiet country road 15 minutes outside the village of Woodstock. The land parcel of 157 acres is on some of the prettiest land in Vermont with big views that face East toward the White Mountains. A vast network of carriage trails offers miles of opportunity for extensive walking, cross-country skiing or mountain biking. Fulling Brook runs through the property and the pond attracts blue heron and other wildfowl. An additional 127 acres is available. For many years it has been the home of the Hamilton Rare Breeds Foundation, whose goal was to preserve rare breeds including the Poitou donkey, Dale ponies and Chocktaw mustangs. It was also a state-of-the-art training center for combined driving with its “hazards” and two large rings. Pat Hastings, the farm manager, trained here to qualify for the FEI Driving World Championships. The equestrian facilities include a ten stall indoor arena complex, a foaling barn and a 4 bedroom apartment and office, an outdoor sand dressage arena, a larger driving arena and numerous fenced paddocks with run-in sheds. 15 miles from Lebanon Airport; 15 miles from Suicide Six; 19 miles from Dartmouth College and 27 miles from Killington.