One of the most spectacular properties in the Northeast Kingdom. Built by master carpenter Daniel Lamadeleine, the property features not just one but two beautiful homes on a gorgeous, level ten-acre wooded lot including a three-and-a-half-acre meadow, a beautiful stream and pond potential. 673 is a stunning structure, a modern 2BR+ twin lofts, handcrafted kitchen, dining area and a family room looking out over the meadow and an especially unusual Dr. Seussian leaning pine. Over the gorgeous chef's kitchen, check out the insanely hip winch-powered, open-frame elevator for access to the western loft. The ground floor includes a massive pine floor and pine wall L-shaped open studio, a floor-to-ceiling window potential office and a half bathroom. 675 is a traditional 4BR cape that has been used as a rental to significantly offset carrying costs and property taxes. A soaking tub and secret ground-floor bedroom closet appears to be just a bookcase. This rare mix of stunning homes and prime property with an occupancy-ready rental cottage offers utilitiy, style and investment appeal. Poised to launch the artist, craftsperson, micro-farmer or urbanite looking to get away from it all. Dazzle guests. Raise chickens, lambs, pigs or build an equestrian riding ring and farm barn. Ski Burke, Jay Peak and paddle the NEK ponds and lakes including nearby majestic Lake Willoughby. Paradise. The 2,964 square feet are for both homes finished square footage combined and the Barn house likely has considerably more finished square footage than is stated on the lister card.