Handymen take notice,  bring your tool belt and paint brush.  This charming 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom fixer upper home, built in 1880, stands as a testament to Vermont's rich architectural history. Nestled on a picturesque .65 acre property, the house boasts a robust structure that has stood the test of time.  The exterior is clad in weathered clapboard siding, hinting at its historic charm, though it shows signs of age and would benefit from refurbishment or a fresh coat of paint.  Upon entering, you'll notice some of the original hardwood floors, which, though worn, have the potential to be restored to their former glory. There are some ornate moldings, archways and 5 fireplaces that would be a tremendous addition if renovated to their original beauty. The existing kitchen was an add-on but the original 'summer kitchen' still has the Rumford style fireplace which if wanted, would need to be reopened/restored.  The .65 acre property provides a generous outdoor space, with an extra large barn that can be used as more living space or storage space.  There's also ample room for gardening and outdoor entertaining.  This home offers a unique opportunity for renovation enthusiasts to blend historic charm with modern comforts.  Preserving the historical aspects while incorporating contemporary conveniences would make this home a beautiful blend of past and present.  Once again bring your toolbelt and ideas and own a living space that honors its historical roots.