
Converted 18+ Acre Farm Asks $3.9 Million in Manchester, Vermont
$3,900,000 | 1890 | 11,736 Sq. Ft. | 5 Beds | 7 Baths | 18.92 Acres
2236 River Road, Manchester, VT 05255
Set on more than 18 picturesque acres along desirable River Road in Manchester Village, this extraordinary, converted farm offers a rare blend of historic character, modern comfort, & endless possibilities. Thoughtfully transformed into a multi-use residential compound, the property features four distinct living, working, & entertaining spaces, each with its own personality and purpose. Throughout the property, authentic antique details have been carefully preserved & integrated into the design. Original barn doors, handcrafted woodwork, exposed beams, & custom trim accents create a warm & inviting atmosphere while seamlessly blending with modern updates & amenities.

The former horse barn stalls have been creatively reimagined into a charming office, library, & 3/4 bath, providing an inspiring space for work, study, or quiet retreat. A covered walkway leads to an impressive barn, ideal for large gatherings, celebrations, creative pursuits, or even a prized car collection.. A third living area serves as an exceptional landing place for family, guests, or multigenerational living. Barn-inspired architectural elements continue throughout, complemented by multiple bedrooms, and bathrooms, Completing the compound is a separate one-bedroom cottage, offering privacy & flexibility for guests, caretakers, or your personal slice of serenity. Outside, the grounds are equally captivating.

Mature plantings & meticulously maintained landscaping showcase several perennial gardens that bloom throughout the seasons. A heated in-ground pool provides the perfect place to relax. Across the street, additional acreage framed by classic Vermont stone walls and a large stream-fed pond adds another dimension to the estate, with space for future residences, guest accommodations, or a private family compound. A truly exceptional offering in the heart of Historic Manchester Village.
Carol O’Connor • carol.oconnor@fourseasonssir.com
Four Seasons Sotheby’s International Realty
Photography Credit: Timothy Peters














































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