Jacqueline Coyle

Discover this beautifully elevated home offering complete privacy and breathtaking mountain views. The spacious open-concept main floor seamlessly connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas, enhanced by soaring vaulted ceilings and the inviting warmth of a wood stove . The primary suite features a private half bath, while two additional bedrooms and a newly renovated full bath complete the

Beautiful N. Lexington 29.583 acres on Airport Rd. Bordering 28 acres of State land. Stone wall borders most of property. newly surveyed. Lush green open area with lots of woods with Pines, Hemlocks, American Beech and Oak trees. Lower area has some wetlands which would make a gorgeous pond. Great for private residental home or agricultural. Presently not set up for horses though plenty of room.

Mountain Views. A rare find 15 acres in beautiful N. Lexington ( A newly done subdivision this is lot 1 on map) up on Airport Road. Moderately wooded with Pines, Hemlocks, American Beech and Oak trees. Stonewalls borders most of property. Place your home in the southwest toward the rear of property and have views of the mountains. Logging road borders the eastern wall with easy access. Close to

BARN converted by Ernest Burden as shown in his book Living Barns 1977. This T shaped barn with its hand hewn beams cut from giant trees and foundation walls made of native stone. What was once the hay loft is now a dramatic interior space. The large Cupola's original vents were replaced with windows to let the natural light streaming in from the roof. Since its conception each owner added to its