10 Summer Hill Street, Springfield, VT 05156

This well-maintained federal home in a quiet, established neighborhood built in 1802 by Eliot Lyndes has retained it's original architectural and structural style. A childhood home of the 22nd Vice President of the U.S., Levi Parsons Morton (1889-1893), the home features original woodwork throughout, wide-planked pine & spruce flooring, gorgeous stencil-painted center hall entrance & staircase, spacious formal living & dining rooms with fireplaces, family room with wood-burning stove & built in cabinets, kitchen features original domed brick oven, pantry, laundry room, powder room & servants staircase. 2nd floor offers a large master suite with fireplace, 2 large hallway-lined closets & master bath with separate twin vanities, guest en suite bedroom with fireplace & 2nd guest bedroom. The original traditional English barn & hay loft adjoins at the back of the home & has been converted to additional living space. Lower floor offers 2 large rooms that can be used as additional bedrooms or offices (currently used as offices), a full bath, and a small library/reading room. The upstairs area features an amazing Colombage loft area providing the perfect spot for additional guest quarters or cozy den. A deck off the kitchen provides lots of privacy to enjoy breakfast or a relaxing dinner. The detached 2-car garage has an additional finished space currently being used as a fitness room. If you love the history and charm of older homes, then you must see this beauty.