This exquisite Dorset estate brings sophisticated European charm to the pristine mountains of Vermont. Nested in the exclusive Dorset Hollow, when the gates of Four Pounds part one is transported beyond New England. Reminiscent of a French château, the use of natural materials grounds this expansive stone and timber residence adorned with cedar and copper. Herringbone brickwork, magnificent Tudor chimneys, old-world shutters, and intricate terraces and stone walls add to the grandeur of this build. With multiple spring-fed ponds and glorious gardens, this lush corner of Vermont is a haven for birds and wildlife. The reclaimed 16th-century French front doors lead to the heart of this thoughtfully designed 11,500 SF home. The layout offers grand spaces for hosting, quiet corners for moments of respite, 6 ensuite bedrooms, a gym, an elevator and more. The finishes are welcoming and invigorating - rich woodworking, terra cotta tile, exposed beams, dramatic archways. With spectacular views from every window, you and your guests will revel in this refined sanctuary. Minutes to Dorset and Manchester with their beautiful shops, restaurants, and marble sidewalks, you can indulge in the best of Vermont life while enjoying complete privacy on 18.7 acres (6.7 acre being separately deeded - perfect for a guest house). Revel in the arts at the Dorset Playhouse, Manchester Music Festival and Art Center. Helicopter service to NYC and airports nearby. Make this your East Coast address.

Listing courtesy of Cheyanne Pugliese of Wohler Realty Group: 802-297-3333



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