Encompassing over 200 acres of pasture and forest, Timberland Farm is anchored by an early 1800s farmhouse that feels at once timeless and lived-in, a place shaped by centuries of stories, music, and shared meals.

The living spaces feel both intimate and generous, framed by hand-hewn beams and original wide pine floors. From the dining room to the music room, wood-burning fireplaces crowned with antique mantels add warmth and character, while the expansive kitchen hearth draws one in for easy conversation and board games. Built-in bookcases, plaster walls, wood paneling, and windows overlooking the land lend the house a quiet, grounded grace.

The farmhouse also includes a lower-level guest apartment with a private entrance.

Nearby, a charming guest cabin, once the town's blacksmith shop, provides a private haven for visitors. The barn has been thoughtfully reimagined and now houses a commercial kitchen, gym, and offices, offering flexibility for creative enterprise and agricultural ventures. A separate barn includes a woodworking shop.

In recent years, pastureland surrounding the home and pond was reclaimed for grazing goats, restoring the agrarian rhythm of the property. Wildflowers and apple trees scatter the fields. A three-quarter-mile hike through the wood reveals a cool swimming hole. Additional woodland trails invite walking, snowshoeing, and foraging for berries, mushrooms and fiddleheads.

Timberland Farm is a legacy holding, and very private, yet within easy reach of Stratton, Bromley, Magic Mtn. and Okemo. 17 miles from Manchester and 26 miles from Rutland Airport. 3 h from Boston and 4 h from New York.