Calling all artists! Own a slice of History. Live and work on this magnificent land conserved by Vermont Land Trust. This property is set on 85 conserved stunning acres which once was the estate known as “Maple Grange”. It consists of an 1845 white home and a modern well -constructed red artist's studio and gallery just steps from the home. Once owned by Alf Svendsen this well proportioned 1845 house is 20 X 30 featuring a main level divided between a bright sitting/living room and a kitchen/dining room that looks out to the woods. The second level has 3 bedrooms and a full bathroom. The walkout basement has an office/den, full bath and laundry area and also a wood stove to warm your winter evenings. The artist's studio and gallery boasts butternut floors, a 2 car garage, 800 square foot gallery and 600 square foot studio with cathedral ceiling and large windows to allow the natural light to flow in. The well insulated studio/gallery has a full basement with a new gas furnace (December 2019) and a bulkhead door. The 84 acres beyond the house and studio were conserved by the Vermont Land Trust in December of 2018. This land is already enrolled in the Land Use Program. A healthy woodlot which slopes down to the boundary stream from Adams Pond will continue to be leased to collect maple sap for 6 more years. Conveniently located just one hour from Burlington, one and a half hours to Montreal and 40 minutes to Jay Peak Resort or Smugglers Notch Resort.