113 South St Lyndonville, VT 05851

This Grand Victorian home was designed by Packard and Thorne Architects in 1880 for Elisha Bigelow. The very same architect who designed the Fairbanks Museum in St. Johnsbury along with many other important buildings and churches in Vermont. This Victorian lady has been restored and updated with new electrical, heating system and chef’s kitchen with breakfast nook. The rich wood finishes and details are stunning and harken back to a time gone by when life was formal and luxurious. This light filled home features formal dining and butlers pantry, a parlor, a library with pellet stove, grand formal entrance, 5 bedrooms including a master suite with sitting room. Endless possibilities await with this property that additionally offers a barn that could become a home business. Walk to farmers markets and concerts in Bandstand Park, Lyndon Institute and shops. Short distance to NVU, Kingdom Trails, Burke Mountain and all the recreation available in the Northeast Kingdom.