Old School Meets New — A Rare Unique & Historic Retreat with Modern Luxury Originally built in 1860 as a one-room schoolhouse for the children of the local village, this remarkable home blends heritage, history, and high-end updates into a truly special living experience. Thoughtfully sited by the townspeople on a gentle knoll surrounded by graceful trees, the building served as a place of learning through the Civil War and beyond. Students once gathered for plays and pageants in what is now the living room—then a small stage—and lunched on the sunny slope just outside the front door. The home’s foundation, crafted from massive three-foot-thick river rock walls, is thought to have been built with stone gathered by the local community—a testament to both the home’s roots and its enduring character. Converted into a private residence in 2003 by a Brooklyn architect, the structure was fully modernized with all-new plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and framing, while preserving the original timberframe construction and exposed beams. Today, it stands as a fully updated 2-bedroom, 2-bath home that feels both timeless and contemporary. Vaulted cathedral ceilings and skylights flood the interior with natural light, creating an open, airy ambiance that enhances the home’s warm character. The spacious, modern kitchen features high-end stainless appliances and flows into a cozy yet generous family room anchored by a wood-burning stove—perfect for gatherings in every season. The home has been carefully maintained and improved throughout, with over $100,000 in thoughtful upgrades over the past eight years. From the certified 50-year GAF roof and Velux solar skylights, to the whole-house standby generator, smart security, and cutting-edge air purification and HVAC systems, the home offers turnkey peace of mind and long-term efficiency. Surrounded by protected Nature Conservancy land, the property offers exceptional privacy, scenic views, and direct access to miles of wooded trails. Yet, it remains just minutes from schools, shopping, and the train station, offering both seclusion and convenience. A backyard flagstone patio and fire pit, newly resurfaced driveway, whole-house water treatment system, and extensive smart-home features round out the comforts of this idyllic escape. Whether you’re drawn to its historical significance, its thoughtful design, or its unmatched tranquility, 62 Guymard Turnpike is a rare opportunity to own a home where the past and future live beautifully side by side.

Cathedral Ceiling(s), Eat-in Kitchen, Wood Burning Stove