OMG! I want this! That brook is amazing! The Jelly Mill was built in 1860. It is located on 77.50 acres in Guilford, Vermont. The house features hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, brick fireplace and wood walls. The staircase in the mill came from the historic Guilford Hotel, which is no longer standing. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,190 square feet. $350,000
Contact Thom Dahlin with Berkley and Veller Greenwood Country: 802-254-6400
From the Zillow listing:
Nestled along Jelly Mill Road stands the historic Jelly Mill, erected circa 1860 in the aftermath of the Civil War. For over six decades, this enchanting estate has been a seasonal sanctuary for its devoted family, and now, for the first time, it extends its embrace to the public. Set against the backdrop of the murmuring Roaring Brook, the ambiance of this abode is one of serene tranquility, with summer melodies filtering through its windows. Step inside to discover a sprawling open-concept living and dining area, crowned by a soaring cathedral ceiling that lets one breathe. A rustic brick fireplace, installed in the 1960’s, adds warmth and character to the space. Climb to the loft via a staircase with an historic past, originating from the Guilford Hotel before its unfortunate demise, where a charming balcony overlooks the rustic country kitchen below. Upstairs, find two snug bedrooms and a bath, completing the cozy retreat. Rich in history, brimming with charm, and exuding a palpable sense of belonging, this Vermont treasure promises an unparalleled experience. On offer is an opportunity to immerse oneself in the essence of this unique property, and to have it in YOUR family for another three generations! Just moments away from the iconic Green River Bridge, its allure is timeless. Being sold with 77+/- acres. An additional gorgeous 8.25+/- acre building lot, including a pond is available for $140,000. This is a special offering.
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