Discover Grafton, Vermont: A Historic Gem in Windham County

Explore Historic Homes and Small-Town Charm in Southern Vermont

Nestled in the heart of Windham County, Grafton, Vermont is a quintessential New England village known for its rich history, timeless charm, and preserved 18th- and 19th-century architecture. Established in the late 1700s, Grafton has maintained its heritage through well-preserved Federal and Greek Revival-style homes, walkable village streets, and a strong sense of community.

The Woolley House: A Historic Vermont Home at 587 VT Route 121 East

This stately Federal-style brick residence, built in 1818, is a standout among Grafton’s architectural treasures. Known as The Woolley House, it blends historic charm with modern living.

Original features include:

Four Regency-style fireplaces

Central cooking hearth with crane

Hand-crank doorbell

12-over-12 windows

Wide pine floors

Thoughtfully updated, the home includes a modern granite kitchen, three office suites, and an elegant dining room addition. Upstairs features four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a finished loft library. Mature perennial gardens and one of Windham County’s finest curated Hosta collections complete the grounds.

Why Live in Grafton, VT?

Grafton isn’t just a place to live—it’s a way of life. With its historic homes, scenic surroundings, and vibrant cultural scene, Grafton offers:

A close-knit, welcoming community

Walkable village center with artisan shops and local eateries

Proximity to outdoor recreation: hiking, biking, skiing, and more

A lifestyle rooted in beauty, tradition, and nature

Schedule Your Private Tour Today

If you’re looking for a historic Vermont home for sale that offers character, elegance, and space to work or retreat, The Woolley House is a rare find. This property is an ideal fit for those seeking both legacy and livability in southern Vermont real estate.

📞 Contact Mendi Michael today to schedule your private showing or learn more:
Phone: +1 (802) 975-0339
Email: [email protected]