1126 Park Laughton Road, Dummerston, VT 05346

Nestled among beautiful locust trees, this stunning property in East Dummerston, Vermont, is historic. The Post and Beam house, which was constructed in July 1776, has evolved over more than two centuries. As you step through the front door, you’re greeted by a bright, open layout—an impressive feature of this vintage home. The dining area in the southwest corner offers a picturesque view of the recently renovated barn. Just off the dining space is a cozy sitting nook with a propane stove, perfect for autumn tea. The kitchen boasts a massive cherry-topped island, allowing the home’s chef to engage with guests effortlessly. The Maine granite counters beautifully complement the cherry cabinets. French doors lead from the kitchen to a south-facing Goshen stone patio, creating an inviting outdoor dining area. Here, a solar array that tracks the sun provides ample electricity, even powering the owner's car. The spacious living room features a Hearthstone wood stove, which is ideal for chilly winter nights with a good book. Adjacent to it is a bonus room currently used as a music room, which could efficiently serve as a sunny office. A newly added primary en-suite showcases hand-hewn beams that reflect the 1776 style, and its French doors open to a charming three-season porch overlooking the North Hill pasture, reminiscent of Andrew Wyeth's "Christina's World. "Upstairs, you'll find four more generously sized rooms and an additional bathroom.