The year was 1934, Roosevelt was president, and this beautiful colonial gambrel was built in the hills of Barre, Vermont. Set on a double lot, the property features a detached two-car garage with high ceilings, perfect for extra storage or a workshop. Magnolia trees and the perennials announce spring with fragrant white blossoms and pops of color. The wrap-around ground-level deck offers privacy and the ideal space for entertaining or simply relaxing with your morning coffee amongst the birds. Inside, the home boasts three spacious bedrooms and two baths. The radiant heat provides warmth throughout the seasons, while a stunning propane insert in the brick fireplace creates a focal point for cool winter nights in the living room. The craftsmanship of the 1930s is evident in every corner, from the original woodwork and trim to the intricate details that hearken back to an era of quality and care. Large windows flood the space with natural light, creating an airy, welcoming atmosphere throughout the home. The kitchen, central to the house, is the heart of the home and offers a large working island and plenty of storage. With its historical appeal and modern amenities, this home is an exceptional blend of past and present, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of Vermont history. OPEN HOUSE Saturday June 7, 10:00 am-1:00 pm. Showings begin after open house on 6/7.