The "Obed Whipple house" is a charming colonial on a quiet gravel road that takes you back in history to the rural beauty of old-time, quintessential Vermont. The owners through the years have made timely renovations without losing the charm of this antique home. The room flow lends itself to all possibilities. One enters through a sunny, enclosed porch into a mudroom with an antique woodstove that warms you as you come in from a cold winter's day. Enter into a small kitchen that might be conveniently enlarged by removing a nonbearing wall between the mudroom and kitchen or the kitchen and dining room. The large living room with original exposed beams and fireplace has windows that look out onto the beauty of the pastoral setting. The three bedrooms are configured identically including a large sleeping area, an attached small room for a walk-in closet/dressing room, and a bathroom. The grounds and setting are lovely and the old historic post and beam barn can be readied for your family "barn dance" or storage. A picturesque 15 minute drive down the Pomfret Rd, takes you into the town of Woodstock with all its amenities. On the way you pass Artistree, a center for the visual arts as well as musical presentations. The Grange Theater in this same neighborhood completes this cultural center. Opportunities for skiing, hiking, and biking are also closeby.