4 Historic Homes for Sale in New Hampshire and Vermont

A handsome Federal Greek Revival built in 1831 by Joel Eaton, Three Church Street is at the heart of the picturesque village of Woodstock, voted the most beautiful town in America by Conde Nast Traveler. The house is rumored to have been a stop on the Underground Railroad and local lore has it that General Lafayette slept here.

Listing details: The east wing was added in the 1860’s and was a recovery home for civil war veterans. Set on just under two acres with 249 feet on the Ottauquechee River, the exquisitely renovated house has maintained its historical integrity while adding modern amenities such as en-suite bedrooms and air conditioning.

Are you ready to invest in an incredible piece of Real Estate and get an immediate return? The Silver Fountain Inn & Tea Parlor will continue to take advance bookings throughout the sale, and all profits from reservations after the closing date will be yours!

Listing details: This Victorian, post-Civil War style bed and breakfast and event center located steps away from historic downtown Dover, NH has been recently renovated, preserving its vintage charm with modern functionality. Rated 5 stars on TripAdvisor, the Silver Fountain Inn boasts 10 uniquely appointed guest rooms, each with private en suite bathrooms.

Are you one of the discriminating home buyers that appreciates the sense of hand-hewn historical ambiance that this farmhouse affords? With designs that are uncomplicated and evoke a welcome blend of beauty, utility, and home comfort. This dreamy old home, built between 1700’s to early 1800’s, provides soothing vistas from nearly every window – unspoiled country all around.

Listing details: Beautiful open fields, year-round stream, and waterfall. Ready for a new owner to rejuvenate without losing its character – wood floors, solid wood 4-panel doors with original hardware, wide baseboards, nice trim with rosettes, and kitchen with walk-in pantry and brick hearth.

Come experience Allenwood Farm, a stunning historic property just outside downtown Plainfield with just the right blend of Vermont heritage and eco-friendly state-of-the-art upgrades. Built in 1827, the farmhouse was one of the first houses when Plainfield was settled and is listed on the National Register.

Listing details: The kitchen space dates back to 1791. The property has many upgrades and was operating as a successful Airbnb before COVID and would easily do so again. Solar panels were installed in 2015, and the farmhouse now boasts an air-to-water heat pump designed by Taco Comfort Solutions that provides heat, cooling, and domestic hot water with zero emissions.