Location, Charm and History. Circa 1790 Center Hall Colonial in the heart of Old Bennington Village. Restored turn-key condition. Prominent location in the Historic District, on the hill and adjacent to the Bennington Battle Monument. Light-filled rooms with views of the Monument. Walking distance to downtown Bennington shops along one of the prettiest residential streets in New England. Two garages, one under the main house and one in the restored carriage barn. Underground wiring preserves the tranquil 19th Century setting at the center of Vermont's Revolutionary History. Built by Captain David Robinson Jr., grandson of the founder of Bennington. The center hall leads to a front-to-back living room with fireplace and bookcase. Many built-ins throughout. Formal dining room, newly appointed kitchen and informal sitting room. In-law guest suite or private office with its own living room, bedroom, full bath and entrance. Large light-filled second floor master with views of the Monument to the north and Mt. Anthony to the south. Three more bedrooms on the second floor and a new full bath. Full basement with workshop, wine cellar and large laundry/play space. Separate interior staircase from the basement garage to the first floor. Town water. Propane heat. Recent improvements include central air and heat pump on the first floor, electrical upgrades, and new sewer line connecting to town service.
