705 Seawall Brook Rd, South Royalton, VT 05068

Our 23+ acre property is in the eastern foothills of the Green mountains and includes a 'Primitive' guest log cabin with a loft over the living area, (sleeps 5=6) with full kitchen and deck and hardwood oak floors. Heat is from a Jotul Combi wood stove and has electric service available and air conditioners for the summer. Lovely cabin setting includes two 2 stands of elm trees, as well as much indigenous hardwoods. Long meadow is being reforested with hardwoods and blue spruce, removing much white pine and scrub. In the main log house (3 bedroom) Hardwood wide oak floors in living and dining room and pine floor loft with lovely detail and wide open views, both inside the cabin and out onto the land and woods, a complete new kitchen made entirely with white maple from the land, crafted in victorian beadboard fashion with a farm sink, double self cleaning wall oven with one convection oven, Bosch dishwasher and Bosch gas cook top, huge pantry, Whirlpool refrigerator, built-in wrapping center (for wrapping meat for freezer, etc), built in wine glass rack, compost bin, and ceramic tiled walls, counters and island. Also features a recycle bin for trash, special drawers for pan lids, and large drawers for dishes. extra lighted storage is in 2 level corner cabinet under counter. Heat for main house is by a new Jotul wood stove supplemented with a Rinnai propane hot air heater. 12X10 second bedroom is also on first floor. A large open loft over the primary living area provides a very large 3rd bedroom with great views. Log Addition (2014) to main house w/ cathedral ceiling is 30X14 carpeted, heated with Jotul wood stove (as is main cabin), backed up with Rennai propane heater, french doors leading to 6X10 deck, hot tub area and courtyard. 24X12 Deck was converted into a screened porch with a polycarbonate roof allowing full sunlight into the house, an additional 6 months of outdoor living... Shady front porch hosts a lovely Adirondak swing to watch the sunrise to the east. The two story barn has a metal and carpentry workshops on the first floor, an insulated "man cave" on the second floor for hobbies, exercise equipment and the like with double doors allowing for light, ventilation and loading access. A lien on either side offers wood storage, motor vehicle shelter in the winter and additional room for tractors, log splitters, etc.