Auger Hole

If privacy and a magical setting is what you are looking for
you need to look no further Auger Hole is what you are searching for. Hidden
away at the end of a town-maintained road one will find the historic stone cape
that was built for Vermont Senator Delano in 1815 by the well-known Wardner
family of Boston. Senator Delano wanted a stone cape built with European style details.
The two fireplaces on each end of the large great room with exposed beams are
examples of this early style. The site was chosen for the view of Mt. Ascutney
and the protection of the surrounding hills. The 36.5 acres are comprised of
mature woodlands and open meadows. The large spring fed pond is perfect for
swimming on hot summer days and ice skating in the winter. In recent years a modern
2-bedroom house was added to the grounds. Large windows were used to bring the
magnificent outside in. The downstairs open-air floor plan and spacious
bedrooms upstairs create a comfortable, easy, lifestyle. The lovey perennial
gardens, patios and outdoor spaces are perfect for entertaining. Also on the
property is a small stone building that with renovation could make a writers or
artist studio. The property is located in the heart of horse country with miles
of trails around and Mt. Ascutney now offers world-class biking and walking
trails. Easy access to the Upper Valley with Dartmouth College and Dartmouth
Medical Center. Auger Hole is truly a one-of-a-kind gem! Call for a private viewing.