5518 Vt Rte Barnard, VT 05031
This exceptional 8,363-square-foot property in Barnard, Vermont, presents a unique blend of commercial and residential opportunities. Situated on 10 acres, this established business includes the renowned Barnard Inn restaurant, chef-owned for 48 years and featuring a newly renovated, state-of-the-art commercial kitchen, elegant dining rooms, and a tavern. The main building also offers a designer kitchen, five bedrooms, and ample living spaces suitable for a private residence or inn expansion. Upstairs, cozy reading nooks add to the charm. A detached barn, perfect for events, houses a newly renovated yoga studio and a guest suite with radiant floor heat. The property boasts ample parking, a significant advantage given Barnard's late noise curfew. The expansive grounds include bright summer gardens, meadow paths leading to a secluded pond with gazebo—an idyllic wedding location—and a separate two-bedroom house site with a certified septic system, ready for expansion. The property's location offers easy access to Woodstock and Dartmouth, as well as Silver Lake, a general store, and schools, making it an attractive location for both residents and visitors. Its proximity to VAST trails and ski mountains adds to its appeal as a nature paradise. This versatile property is ideal for a variety of uses, from a thriving restaurant and inn to a unique family estate. The asking price is $2,675,000.
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