A Historic Home for Sale in Woodstock, Vermont

Homes for sale in Woodstock, Vermont are consistently in high demand. The draw of village life in “the prettiest small town in America” has not diminished since Woodstock earned that accolade.

For good reason, the Richmond House is one of Woodstock’s most photographed homes. This stately 1826 brick Federal is a Village landmark. Thanks to the previous direction of the late Laurence Rockefeller, a champion of Woodstock history and architecture, the house is divided into three luxurious condominiums.

The structure is sited gable end to the street behind a white picket fence on Elm Street. The address puts the property is within a few minutes’ walking distance of everything the village has to offer. One accesses the unit through the gracious front door and a foyer with a dramatic turned stairway, Unit B is the finest townhome for sale in Woodstock. Occupying the top two floors of the building, the residence is just over 3000 square feet.

Upon entry, the main floor consists of a combined living and dining room with a wood-burning fireplace. Next, there is a spacious family room and an en-suite study or bedroom also with a wood-burning fireplace. Additionally, kitchen opens onto the family room and this side of the building is illuminated by southern exposure.

Further, the hallway passage to the dining area ascends a few steps to a built-in bar that in turn opens onto a small balcony that overlooks the landscaped grounds.

The second floor features a landing with built-in bookcases, a primary bedroom suite, and an en-suite guest room. A home for sale in Woodstock is a rare find these days. What’s more, the Richmond House condominiums don’t often come up for sale, so this is a unique opportunity to own a magical piece of real estate history in the heart of Woodstock Village. To view the property video on YouTube click here and to schedule a showing, contact us. To view Higgerson & Company’s additional exclusive listings click here.