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c. 1934

Retreat with Artist’s Studio

Manchester, Vermont

$1,849,000

An easy drive from NYC, this historic Vermont home is set against Equinox Mountain and just minutes from the thriving center of Manchester. This timeless and elegant home has been thoughtfully renovated to honor age-old craftsmanship while embracing modern building science to create a beautiful, healthy, and inviting space. An artist’s studio with a heat, 3/4 bath and electricity provides a quiet retreat perfect for creativity and relaxation. Just minutes from Manchester’s shops, restaurants, boutiques, and all the art events the town has to offer, this home offers peaceful natural beauty and convenient access to vibrant community life.

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c. 1841

Mansion & 15 Outbuildings on 18 Acres!

Methuen, Massachusetts

$4,000,000

The City of Methuen is requesting proposals from individuals and/or organizations for the acquisition, historic restoration and adaptive reuse of one of the City’s most historic and architecturally significant properties, the Edward F. Searles Estate. Fabulous redevelopment opportunity for a historic 74-room Gilded Age estate with 15 outbuildings on 18 acres. Estate Sale also Includes $1 Million dollars’ worth of Historic Artifacts - outlined in the RFP. The Property could be redeveloped into a stunning Wedding/Function Venue, a School or College, a Museum or many other similar uses.

c. 1950

19th Century Schoolhouse

Barnard, Vermont

$459,900

Set along the whispering banks of Lakota Brook, this home feels like a love letter to time itself — a place where the past and present meet and decide never to part. What began as a humble 19th-century schoolhouse — hand-moved and reimagined by craftsman Robert Pearson for his new bride — now stands as a testament to devotion in all its forms: love of family, of craft, and of place. The bones of that one-room school still hum beneath the vaulted ceilings, the hand-hewn beams, and the laughter that fills its rooms today. Every detail here tells a story: the stone fireplace that anchors long winter evenings, the sunlight that pools across polished floors, the deck that opens to the gentle murmur of the brook — a reminder that beauty doesn’t rush, it unfolds.