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Listed by Laird Bradley of Williamson Group Sothebys Intl. Realty
Wild Berry Farm artfully expresses the soul of Vermont country living in a very private setting mid-way between Woodstock Village and the recreational activities offered year-round at Killington's ski area. David Beilman AIA designed the home in close cooperation with the owners and supervised the renovation and creation of the Craftsman style residence around the core elements of an 1812 farmhouse. The rooms are spacious and filled with sunlight cascading through windows providing ample opportunity to enjoy views of the changing seasons. A deep water swimming pond, expansive perennial, herb and vegetable gardens surround the home. The various water courses and springs support a remarkable wild berry crop that sustains a variety of wildlife. The old farmstead is now covered in northern hardwoods with a patchwork of fields and natural meadows connected by a vast network of trails for hiking, biking or horseback riding. Fiber optic and a net-metering solar array provide 21st Century cutting-edge IT in a setting intended to preserve the virtues of a quiet rural life. A wonderfully tranquil place to restore yourself.

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