153 Pembroke Rd, Windsor, VT 05089

The historic Juniper Hill Inn where three US Presidents have slept was designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens and built by Maxwell & Margaret Evarts sits atop 15 beautiful acres overlooking the town of Windsor, Lake Runnemeade, the peak of Mt. Ascutney and the Connecticut River Valley. The 14,800 square foot, 18 BR, 18.5 BA mansion incorporates a great hall, various suites all with private baths, 15 fireplaces, a grand dining room, custom designed pub, a commercial kitchen and owners' quarters, all with full AC and state of the art water and life safety systems. Various levels of outdoor amenities including a 70X30 trex deck, huge brick paver patio, gardens and a custom built stone firepit. A closed down carriage house is also included as well as all FFE and other amenities. A long, winding, landscaped drive provides access to the stately residence which faces south toward Paradise Park and Runnemede Lake on the northwest outskirts of Windsor village. The 2-1/2 story, wood frame mansion (#1) in the Colonial Revival style is comprised of a large, symmetrically articulated, hip roofed main block with twin, original, 2 story, hip roofed ells (#1a and b) projecting from the (north) rear (a National Historic Registed property since August 1988-( V09-63).