Tucked away on two private acres where wildlife outnumbers passing cars, this home feels like a hidden retreat. Natural rock outcroppings, rolling topography, and timeless cedar-shingled architecture create a setting that feels both distinctly Vermont and refreshingly modern. Inside, it's immediately clear this is no ordinary home. Thoughtfully designed and beautifully executed, every detail reflects a level of craftsmanship and finish rarely found outside a custom build. Marvin windows, wide-plank European white oak floors, 9-foot ceilings, 8-foot doors, and carefully chosen materials create a home that feels both refined and enduring. The kitchen was designed for real life, with Danby marble countertops, abundant cabinetry, an XO hood, and seamless flow into the living and dining areas. Just beyond, the light-filled dining room and sunroom create a natural gathering space with a year-round connection to the outdoors. One of the home's greatest strengths is its flexibility. Live comfortably on the first floor with a mudroom, 3/4 bath, and bedroom that also works beautifully as an office or den, or enjoy a traditional second-floor layout with two spacious bedrooms, vaulted ceilings, and beautifully appointed baths. However you choose to live, the home adapts effortlessly. Outside, Ipe decking overlooks the landscape, inviting slow mornings with coffee and quiet evenings surrounded by nature. The oversized two-car garage and full lower level with insulated walls and floors, generous ceiling height, and room for a gym, studio, recreation room, or future living space add even more versatility. Built with exceptional attention to detail, from 16-inch on-center construction and a Weil McLain Gold boiler to whole-house water filtration, quality is evident in every corner. Every finish, material, and proportion was chosen with intention, resulting in a home that delivers the quality, character, and aesthetic most often associated with custom construction.