Exposed hand hewn post and beams hint to this vintage Vermont Farmhouse's origins. Circa 1850, the present owners have restored and refinished the entire home, maintaining that farmhouse vibe while installing contemporary flourishes and comforts. It's in the details… original wide plank floors throughout with radiant heat; locally sourced artisan lighting complements the brick hearth that once heated the whole home; the chef's kitchen with AGA stove set against bespoke cabinetry, soapstone counters and custom tile work. Every bedroom is en suite, every detail addressed. Just beyond the dooryard is 120 acres of fields and forest. The pasture is filled with wildflowers and the acres of woodlands offer not only a productive sugar bush but miles of walking and riding trails. The two ponds are havens for ducks, sometimes otters, and are visited regularly by wildlife. The three stall barn has housed horses, sheep and chicken with bountiful storage above for hay, a tack room, electric and frost- free water. The grounds include fruit trees and a well maintained, large, level riding ring. Peacham is in the heart of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom (NEK), home to Kingdom Trails mountain biking system and Burke Mountain. It is 20 minutes to NVRH, offers a reasonable commute to St. Johnsbury or Montpelier and is three hours to Boston or Montreal. Peacham offer choice grades 7-12. Please call to schedule a private viewing.