Boulder Spring Farm is a postcard come to life. Commanding 270 degree views of mountains and pastures, the estate is named for the brook that winds itself through the 40 acres of lush countryside. The main house is built in the style of a Connecticut River Valley Colonial and boasts 7,300 square feet of spacious rooms awash in light, 4 wood-burning fireplaces, a romantic winding staircase and wood floors in cherry and pine. Delightful historic details such as the Tavern-style kitchen, David Wiggins' stencil art, the hand-blown bulls-eye glass, and the over-sized lock and key call to mind the storied homes of America's historic gentry. The large post and beam barn is suitable for anything the gentleman farmer can imagine, and the fully furnished and equipped Pond Cottage (overlooks one of the 4 ponds on the property) provides the perfect overflow space for guests, a great rental opportunity, or caretaker's lodging.
