Castleton’s mile-long tree-shaded Main Street, lined with historic houses, makes it one of the loveliest villages in Vermont and it retains an outstanding architectural heritage spanning two hundred years of Vermont history. This Federal style home has the classical details with its central entrance adorned with columns and windows symmetrically placed on either side of the entrance. The interior details are more delicate, in its ornamentation and elegance. The main rooms on the first floor have high ceilings with decorative molding and ceiling medallions and beautiful wood floors, all these spaces being designed for gathering. The four nicely appointed bedrooms and main bath are located on the second floor. Designed with luxury custom cabinetry and VT Verde antique marble countertops the kitchen has a large butcher block island and high-end stainless steel appliances. Discover the hidden den, accessed via back staircase, featuring paneled cherry and exposed brick walls. Once known as The Maples circa 1811 the home has six fireplaces and overlooks the Castleton village green. Enjoy the serene yard with patio, covered back porch, pergola, stonewalls, gardens, and landscaping around the property. Located within the Village, where a general store, a 1940’s style diner, and a few local eateries make it a fun and social gathering place, with the College on a side street nearby. Also nearby to the train station and to recreational opportunities from lakes, the D&H Trial and more.