Hartland Hill Farm unfolds across rolling meadows in one of the Upper Valley's most picturesque settings. Sited to embrace the surrounding landscape, the property enjoys sweeping pastoral views east to New Hampshire's White Mountains and south over open fields to the iconic silhouette of Mount Ascutney. Mature maples, stone walls, an apple orchard, two ponds, productive farmland, and a classic Vermont barn define a working landscape rooted in stewardship and unmistakably Vermont. The Hamady-designed four-bedroom residence, completed in 2019, draws upon the enduring traditions of American country architecture, pairing classical proportions with exceptional craftsmanship and modern livability. A columned front porch, balanced facade, and well proportioned rooms establish an atmosphere of refined simplicity, while expansive windows frame the changing landscape and fill the home with natural light throughout the day. Designed for both everyday living and gathering with family and friends, the home is warm, inviting, and deeply connected to the outdoors. A guest suite above the garage, separate two-bedroom guest house, and two sleeping cabins provide flexibility for extended family and guests. The land is equally compelling. Open meadows, fenced paddocks, trails, and well-established farm infrastructure support a variety of agricultural and equestrian pursuits. Together, the residence and surrounding landscape create a property that functions as both a productive working farm and a peaceful country retreat. Hartland Hill Farm is 3.6 miles from I-91, 7.5 miles to Woodstock, 19 miles to Dartmouth College and 21 miles to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, and 2 1/4 hours to Boston.