This gem of a property is a replica of a building in the Old Sturbridge Village Museum in MA built in 1960 by a master woodworker. It is constructed with the sturdy, weathered beams and boards of old Vermont barns. This well-maintained home has warmth, charm, and the feeling of antiquity. It is located near the Village of Landgrove on a quiet, lightly traveled, town maintained, dead-end dirtroad. The propertys three buildings are set amidst towering old black willow trees & has one of the loveliest views of the valley and mountains in the area. Old stone walls and perennial gardens complete the scene. The interior of the house is finished with weathered barn board paneling, & handmade board and batten doors with period wrought iron hardware. Wood floors throughout are cherry. A two car garage is located close to the road with a third bay for storage. The 24 x 36 workshop is well insulated and has 110/220 electrical service. A finished library/studio occupies the second floor.