Remote waterfront cabin getaway

Waterfront Lakehouse w/ Mtn. Views Peacham VT

Danielsons Chalet spacious quiet mountain retreat

Beautifully designed and built in 2007, this Peacham Pond home blends comfort, quality, and craftsmanship with the natural beauty that surrounds it. The cedar exterior and easy indoor-outdoor flow set the tone for relaxed lakeside living. Inside, the main level offers an open layout with pine floors, a kitchen that connects effortlessly to the dining and living areas, and a propane stove for cozy warmth. Windows frame views of the water, while a French door opens to the lakeside deck. A full bath, laundry closet, and bedroom complete this level. Upstairs, you’ll find two additional bedrooms and a bath. The primary bedroom enjoys its own balcony overlooking the lake, along with side windows and skylights that fill the space with natural light. Storage is thoughtfully designed with closets extending into the knee walls. Comfort and peace of mind are built in, with central hot air heat powered by a new gas furnace, a 13 KW Generac automatic generator, a state-engineered Presby septic system, and a hardwired security system. Outdoor living is just as inviting, with a covered porch connecting to a sunny back deck featuring a retractable awning and exterior sunscreens for added comfort. The 12 x 16 storage and workshop building offers great space for projects and gear, and the property provides parking for up to 8 vehicles. From there, follow the path down to 200 feet of lake frontage, where a portable dock system and included boat lift with cover make it easy to enjoy time on the water. Peacham Pond, part of the scenic Groton State Forest, is a 330-acre, spring-fed lake known for its clear waters and the distinctive call of loons. Here, you can settle into the rhythm of Vermont life, from summer days on the water to autumn hikes and quiet winter mornings when the pond rests under fresh snow. A true Vermont lifestyle.

1320 Peacham Pond Rd Peacham, Vermont

$40,668

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