Cherished by the same family for more than 40 years, this extraordinary log home is nestled on 30 private acres, accompanied by two charming cabins tucked into a secluded forested ravine behind the historic 1764 Park Hill Meetinghouse, still an active community gathering place for concerts, lectures, and seasonal events. Bordering the Warwick Preserve, this peaceful retreat offers the perfect balance of privacy and convenience, just minutes from the vibrant arts, dining, and cultural communities of Keene, NH, and Brattleboro, VT. The landscape is a true New England sanctuary, featuring mature apple trees, blueberry bushes, walking trails, abundant wildlife, and an eight-foot-deep stocked trout pond that has provided years of fishing and unforgettable family memories. The 1,896-square-foot main residence blends timeless rustic character with modern comfort. A thoughtfully designed open floor plan, expansive windows, and warm wood finishes create an inviting atmosphere filled with natural light. The home offers two spacious bedrooms (originally three and easily converted back), two full baths, and comfortable single-level living that is equally suited for entertaining guests or enjoying quiet evenings by the fire. Adding exceptional versatility, the two additional cabins have generated consistent rental income for over four decades and offer endless possibilities as guest cottages, vacation rentals, artist studios, or a multigenerational family compound. Cabin One features 1,573 square feet with three bedrooms and one bath, while Cabin Two offers 845 square feet with a spacious vaulted-ceiling bedroom and one bath. Whether you're seeking a private retreat, an income-producing property, or a place to create lasting family traditions, this remarkable Westmoreland property offers a rare opportunity to own a true New England legacy.
