30 Orchard St, Springfield, VT 05156

An architecturally stunning historic landmark building and a superb example of the Shingle Style of architecture. Circa 1904, built by former governor of VT, James Hartness, the original two and three quarter story mansion is masterfully constructed. Architectural features are striking both inside and out. New red oak floors, vintage brass and glass light fixtures, beveled mirrors, leaded glass windows and remarkable woodwork create authentic, old world ambience throughout. Little is left to be desired, main house features a grand central entrance hall with 3 story floating spindled staircase, elegant living room/library,ballroom,romantic dining opens to deck,full tavern with wet bar,fully equipped kitchen, 11 guest rooms and suites and entrance to underground tunnel, observatory and museum. Adjoining wings add 28 bedrooms with baths. Privately sited on 30 acres comprised of landscaped lawns and gardens, fountain, garden house, woodlands with nature trails stone bridges and brooks.