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$1,135,000 $455 per sq.ft. Strafford VT Home »

Waterfront on Pond _Unnamed
5 Beds | 4 Baths |   Total Sq. Ft. 2939  |  Acres: 54.4
Listed on Tuesday May 26, 2026
Description: Set on 54.4 private acres in the hills of Strafford, this beautifully maintained New Englander offers sweeping long-range views, exceptional privacy, and a thoughtfully designed energy-efficient lifestyle. The five-bedroom, four-bath home was completely renovated in 2006 and features warm natural light, exposed beams, expansive windows, and inviting living spaces that seamlessly connect to the surrounding landscape. The spacious living room with woodstove opens to a covered porch perfectly positioned to enjoy mountain views and peaceful mornings. A bright dining area and well-appointed kitchen create an ideal setting for everyday living and entertaining. The large primary suite offers stunning views and mini split comfort, while the flexible layout includes an in-law suite ideal for guests or multi-generational living. Outside, trails wind through the 44 acres of mature forest, wildlife pond, open garden spaces, and outbuildings with endless possibilities for hobbies, farming, recreation, or storage. Sustainable features include a Solar PV system, two Tesla wall batteries, mini splits, EV charger, and an on-demand propane generator for year-round peace of mind. A rare combination of Vermont beauty, functionality, and self-sufficient living in an extraordinary private setting. See Listing Details & 43 images. Includes a Virtual Tour

$1,199,000 $479 per sq.ft. Strafford VT Home »

Waterfront on Pond _Unnamed
3 Beds | 2 Baths |   Total Sq. Ft. 2504  |  Acres: 123
Listed on Thursday Jul 2, 2026
Description: Sentinel Maples Farm- set on 123 acres, this timber-framed farmhouse offers a rare combination of craftsmanship, scale, and privacy in the Upper Valley. A pair of mature maple trees frames the entrance to the driveway, setting the tone for what follows: hand-hewn beams, cherry floors, and long views across fields, forest, and a private pond toward the surrounding mountains. Built by a local craftsman, the house showcases timber-frame construction throughout, with exposed post-and-beam ceilings running through the main living spaces. The living room opens onto a patio, extending the living space outdoors in warmer months. The kitchen features custom cabinetry and a Waterford Stanley luxury cook stove, imported from Ireland, paired with a farmhouse table and built-in shelving in the adjoining dining area. Wood floors and thoughtful craftsmanship carry through the rest of the home. The land is a mix of hardwoods, softwoods, and a sugar bush that the seller has tapped for many years, complete with a hobbyist sugar house tucked into the trees. A blueberry patch of roughly 50 bushes adds a charming touch to the property, while a private pond, ringed by woods and open meadow, anchors the landscape with mountains rising beyond. A post-and-beam equipment barn with a standing-seam roof rounds out the outbuildings, suited to the working side of a property this size. There's a quiet magic to 38 Ordway Road that's hard to put into words -- the sound of the pond at dusk, the smell of the sugar bush in early spring, the weight of hand-hewn beams overhead. Some properties you buy; this one you inherit as a way of life. Schedule a showing today to experience it for yourself. See Listing Details & 40 images.

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