67 Route 12 Creek Rd #4, Bethel, VT 05032

We are pleased to offer the opportunity to live in a beautiful Historic Landmark property, the Locust Creek Dance Hall. Located between Bethel and Barnard, Vermont, this property has been a hotel, stage coach stop, post office, working farm, and dance hall, before being converted to apartments some four decades ago. The unit offered is a 3-bedroom, 2-bath with a, spacious kitchen, its own private entrance, covered parking, and direct access to the creek, the grounds, and beautiful Vermont wilderness beyond. The original wide-board wooden floors provide a magnificent feel, the 1800s doors, handles, and fixtures have been preserved, and the unit is replete with inset wooden cabinets, with antique finishings throughout. The property is pet-friendly, and has direct access to a large creek, with meadows and forest beyond. There is a washer and dryer in the unit, reserved covered parking, and **All bills except electric and internet are included, including baseboard heat.** Conveniently located at the intersection of Routes 12 and 107, the property lies 2 miles from Bethel center, 7 miles from Barnard, 15 miles from Woodstock, and 9 miles each from Randolph and South Royalton. Highway 89 is accessed by exit 3, with White River Junction & Lebanon 30 miles South, and Montpelier & Barre 35 miles North. Killington Ski Resort is 19 miles to the Southwest. The owners are in the process of returning this beautiful farm and dance hall to its former glory, and they are looking for the sort of tenants who can truly appreciate an old, historic building, and living at the intersection of town and country. Available from October 1st, 2022, at a price of $2800.00 per month. This is a month-to-month lease. Pets are allowed on an individual basis. Owner pays all bills except for electric and internet. This includes baseboard heat. Unit has reserved, covered parking. Do not smoke cigarettes inside of the building. There are a number of lovely places to smoke around the property, and the nicotine stains are difficult (and expensive) to remove. Repairs are performed by the owner, but basic maintenance and communication of issues to the owners are the responsibility of the tenants. At the end of the day, this is 170 year old building on the historic register. Anyone who comes to live here must be mindful of the beauty and delicacy of an old home.