1870s Great Brook Farmhouse with Starlink and extended stay opportunities!

I was born in Atlanta, Georgia, to two Vermonters who returned to the Green Mountain State in 1978. Most of my childhood was spent in Plainfield, Vermont—a rural and beautiful place that my family and I proudly call home. My partner was also born and raised here, and now our children attend the same school we did years ago.

I love exploring our backyard with our kids and animals, e-biking around town and across our fields, or hiking Spruce Mountain during the sunny months. In winter, you'll find me snowshoeing or alpine and cross-country skiing. As I’ve grown older, I’ve learned to embrace each season, cherishing every opportunity to trek through the evergreens after a snowfall—a place our kids lovingly call "Winter Wonderland"—or splashing through springtime mud puddles, marveling at the little sprouts and creatures emerging anew. Autumn on our 128-acre farm just a few miles down the road from The Great Brook House is a breathtaking spectacle and may just be my favorite season of all.

In addition to enjoying time with my family, I work as a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) in a local skilled nursing facility. Supporting individuals there fills my heart. Through my work with this special population, I’ve learned to truly listen, to hold space, and to appreciate the profound beauty of every life stage. Like the changing seasons, each phase of life has its own unique beauty.

Old brick farmhouses have always captivated me. Their history and character are endlessly fascinating, and my partner and I are committed to preserving these homes so they can continue to tell their stories for another 150 years or more. The Great Brook Farmhouse, perched safely atop a hill at the headwaters of the Great Brook, is a perfect example. The shallow brook below invites safe exploration and sparks the imagination, with little sandy beaches where you can set up a chair or draw in the sand, all framed by evergreens and open sky.