Framed by sunrise views of Camel's Hump and the Green Mountains to the east, and sunsets over Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks to the west, 141 Pheasant Hill Road was conceived with an eye toward maximizing the beauty of its location.

The 5,100± sq. ft, architect-designed residence and 900± sq. ft guest house is one of a handful of properties adjacent to the protected enclave of Shelburne Farms. Surrounded by 1,400-acres of conserved land, the property itself encompasses 11.31 rolling acres overlooking woodlands and meadows. Secluded yet accessible, the home is steps from 10 miles of scenic walking trails through Shelburne Farms. A morning coffee at the Farm Store or a dinner at the Inn is just a short golf cart ride away.

Known colloquially as "The Meadows," the painted-cedar and brick main home contains 3 bedrooms and 4.5 baths. Constructed by renowned Vermont architect Marcel Beaudin, whose work features prominently on the main streets and waterfront of downtown Burlington, the home was designed in the Arts & Crafts style, with a nod to the materials and 19th century silhouette of the Inn at Shelburne Farms.

In the years since its construction in the late 80's, this move-in ready home has been meticulously renovated by its current owners. This includes the addition of a turnkey, 2-bedroom, 2 bath guesthouse. Highlights include:

• The elegant conservatory and front entranceway, reflective of the architect's love of clean forms and natural light; the custom-designed metal and glass chandelier was fabricated by Boston artisans.
• The carved cherry staircase and treads, built-in bookcases in the office, and several guesthouse pieces, crafted by skilled Vermont woodworker Dan Ober.
• Four fireplaces, including the living room's impressive mirrored and marbled hearth.
• The Poggenpohl kitchen, renovated in 2014 by New England Design Hall of Fame inductee Rosemary Porto, and designed with beauty and functionality in mind. 

Surrounded by graceful landscaping and stonework, the property looks out over a large, spring-fed pond, ideal for a refreshing dip during the summer months, or pick-up hockey games in wintertime. Perennial beds are designed to bloom in succession throughout the various seasons, while boxwoods and scarlet berry bushes add year-round structure and privacy. Three patios offer a range of outdoor spaces and flexibility, from casual sunset drinks or sit-down dinners with family and friends. Pheasant Hill Road is just 5 minutes from Shelburne village and Shelburne Bay Park, and 7 miles from downtown Burlington.