56 Mount Hunger Road Hartland VT 1.5 Story Single Family Home For Sale $729000

36+ Acres

4 Season Sun Room

1st Floor Laundry

First Floor Bedroom

Den / Office

Range / Wine / Root Celler

Listing Agent Don Chabot, Town and Country Realty. To see this Listing:

Call 802-295-1355

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Description:

Hillside Country Home with 36.2 acres with a mix of green lush meadows, matured standing timber and breathtaking views to the north of Moosilauke Mountain. Landscaped grounds with tremendous amounts of unique plants, trees and shrubs plus a mix of stone walls and a small barn for animals of equipment. The home captures the views with picture windows thru-out. It features a fully applianced kitchen and dining area, 3 BR's, office or study and a sunroom living area. The basement has a 1 car garage and a unique feature of a 50' underground shooting range or ideal for a wine or root cellar.

Room Information:

Total Rooms: 7
Total Baths: 1
Full Baths: 1
Bedrooms: 3

Basement: Unfinished

Construction Information:

Year Built: 1970
Type: Wood Frame

Building Info
Finished Sq.Ft.: 2028
Above Grade Sq.Ft.: 1488
Below Grade Sq.Ft.: 0
Foundation: Concrete

Exterior Info
Style: Cape
Roof: Shingle - Asphalt

Utilities
HeatFuel: Oil
Electric: Circuit Breaker(s)
Water: Drilled Well
Sewer: Private | Septic

Additional Information

Taxes $9,538
Assesed Value Not Reported

Schools

565 Maple Street, White River Junction, Vermont. 05001 802-295-1355
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