The Old Orchard House five bedroom home, sleeps 10

Brought to you by GetAway — Escape to Old Orchard House, a 10-acre Vermont estate in Brandon surrounded by orchards, meadows, and a private pond. With five bedrooms, classic farmhouse design, and modern comforts, it’s the perfect blend of history, elegance, and peaceful countryside living. The space Old Orchard House — A Peaceful Vermont Estate on 10 Acres Brought to you by GetAway Welcome to Old Orchard House, your ideal country estate getaway located in Brandon, Vermont — a historic town known for its vibrant arts scene, charming galleries, and small-town hospitality. Perfectly positioned near Lake Dunmore, Neshobe Golf Course, local wineries, and the Middlebury Snow Bowl, this elegant farmhouse offers space, serenity, and timeless Vermont charm surrounded by apple orchards, meadows, and a private pond. Inside, this expansive home features five bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms across two wings, blending classic architecture with modern comfort. The main level showcases radiant pine flooring, reclaimed barn board walls, and a stunning great room with high ceilings, exposed beams, and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. The country-style kitchen comes fully equipped with modern appliances, while the library and den provide a cozy place to read, relax, or work remotely. Upstairs, guests will find additional sitting areas, private bedroom suites, and a convenient laundry setup. The second wing, located above the kitchen, offers a secluded two-bedroom suite with its own sitting area and shared bath — perfect for families or friends traveling together. Step outside to enjoy the patio overlooking the pond and meadows, or explore the property’s 10 peaceful acres complete with an apple orchard and open fields. Whether you’re savoring local wine, exploring Brandon’s artisan shops, or simply unwinding under the Vermont sky, Old Orchard House is where timeless charm meets country relaxation. ​​​​​​​ This property is pet-friendly, welcoming up to two well-behaved dogs. Guest access You can enter through the front door up the stone steps or through the garage level, which is often the easiest option in winter or wet weather. Check-in is contactless via a keypad lock; your unique code and detailed arrival instructions are sent before your stay. Other things to note How to Build a Fire in a Fireplace Open the Damper – Ensure the damper is fully open to allow smoke to escape through the chimney. Clean the Fireplace – Remove old ashes and debris for better airflow. Create a Base – Place crumpled newspaper or fire starters in the center of the fireplace. Add Kindling – Stack small, dry sticks or kindling in a teepee or crisscross pattern over the newspaper. Arrange the Logs – Place larger, dry logs on top of the kindling, leaving space for air circulation. Light the Fire – Use a long match or lighter to ignite the newspaper at multiple points. Maintain the Fire – Add logs as needed, keeping the fire small and controlled. Monitor and Extinguish – Never leave the fire unattended. Let it burn down, then spread the ashes and ensure all embers are out before leaving. I appreciate your cooperation! Golf Neshobe Country Club Neshobe River Winery - 79 Stone Mill Dam Road, Brandon, Vermont 05733 Brandon Music --7 Center St, Brandon, VT 05733 Maple View Farm Alpacas 185 Adams Road, Brandon, Vermont 05733 Brandon Artists Guild - 7 Center St, Brandon, VT 05733 Judith Reilly Gallery- 24 Conant Square, Brandon, VT 05733 Killington Mountain - Killington Road, Killington, Vermont