Originally built in 1790, this manor home features much more charm than the King’s Boards exude. King’s Boards were so designated by the King of England because their width made them preferred for pre-revolutionary ships’ masts, and, apparently for finer homes, too. The site, just under 4 acres, offers outstanding panoramic Green Mountain views. The owners have been diligent caretakers, preservationists and shepherds, ensuring the transition of this antique home into modernity, beautifully. Step inside history where charm has been preserved, antiquity celebrated and a 20th century lifestyle is blended flawlessly behind the colonial yellow and barn red exteriors. Marvel at where original hand-hewn beams and detailed molding meet the latest insulation, plumbing, wiring, siding, windows and an amazing gourmet kitchen! The marble countertops and classic wainscoting are crisp and stylish. Unlike many antique homes, there are upscale bathrooms and abundant closets. Five bedrooms, four bathrooms and a lovely in-law apartment are included in the 4,885 s.f. of living area. A third-level master suite crowns this home and features a porch from which to enjoy the large meadow in front and the natural surroundings, including conserved land. The property also boasts two large garages, one attached; there are options for much more than cars, a workshop and sports equipment. Come & view! From a rocker on the front porch, image the buried secrets from long ago awaiting a future owner.