Vermont style home

Vermont is a complicated place, and sometimes people don't quite understand about us. Here are a few things we often have to explain about VT.

Architects Pi Smith and John Vansant founded their firm in 1994. Smith & Vansant Architects create residential and institutional properties all over New England and beyond. Perhaps most notably, they produced several buildings for Dartmouth College. The firm mainly serves the Upper Valley, a region of Vermont and New Hampshire that straddles the Connecticut River. Smith & Vansant crafted this antique cape house in the idyllic riverside town of Norwich, VT. Simple and modest, the Cape Cod…

Project in Warren, Vermont posted by Touloukian Touloukian Inc

From the charming cottages of coastal Maine to stately Connecticut mansions, these traditional New England interiors showcase our nation’s style roots. For more great American design inspiration, read on.

Love any listing that includes pictures from back in the day! Built in 1850 in West Charleston, Vermont. Those stairs sure do look steep inside! Located on 17 acres and across the street from the Clyde River. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 2,937 square feet. $159,000 New price: $119,000! From the Zillow listing: Charming 1800’s Colonial/Farmhouse style home located in the Village of West Charleston, yet also offering 17 beautiful acres of land. The house sits on a spacious in town lot…

In design, as in life, the difference between good and great is the attention to detail.

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This inviting lake house by Smith Vansant Architects was built on the site of an existing summer camp on the shores of Lake Fairlee, Vermont.

A renowned fishing destination, Lake Memphremagog stretches almost 45 km from Magog, Quebec, south to Newport, Vermont. | Photographer: Angus McRitchie | Designer: Architecture by Alan Bellevance