Hidden Meadows, Estate of the Day

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed)
Jan 10th 2007 at 1:03PM

Hidden Meadows is an absolutely elegant home in South Londonderry, Vermont. The deluxe country estate is on 90 acres surrounded by the Green Mountains. The house has a Georgian feel with plenty of windows to catch the light. On the property there is also a two-bedroom guest house, a club house, pool, ponds, tennis court and a beautiful pool pavilion. Other amenities include a fitness center, steam room and a library. It is listed at $8 million. After the jump, so many outdoor living spaces in a climate with so few chances to enjoy them.

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Kristina Jan 10th 2007 3:50PM

Generally speaking, I like most estates of the day but find a lot of amenities or features I just shake my head about and say "that has to come out" (after my fantasy move-in. Not this one. You're right, pity this isn't in a more weather-consistent locale, but this is a truly elegant and restful estate. I'd take it as-is.

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Spectacular Bid Jan 11th 2007 10:53AM

Very attractive offering and a lovely traditional colonial, however I think the owners are delusional if they think they can get $8M in Vermont for it.

Even in the Berkshires of Mass the property would have a hard time at that price. Vermont taxes, cost of living, and remote feel make flipping a renovated or newly built mansion a tough sell.

The late actor Charles Bronson's sprawling 330-acre estate in Vermont with a wonderful manor house, stables, ponds, rolling hills, etc languished for a few years until the price dropped to a price 1/2 of 'Hidden Meadows' asking price.

The most expensive (listed) property in the State still appears to be "Little Baldy Hill" at around $12M

http://www.woodstock-village.com/littlebaldyfarm/littlebaldy.html