Internationally recognized as the "Aspen of the East," Stowe stands as one of North America's premier four-season mountain destinations. The town's legendary skiing heritage centers on Mount Mansfield, Vermont's highest peak, offering world-class alpine and Nordic skiing with over 480 acres of terrain and a 2,360-foot vertical drop. Stowe Mountain Resort provides year-round recreation including mountain biking, hiking, gondola rides, and the renowned Stowe Recreation Path, a 5.3-mile paved trail winding through pristine landscapes. The charming village features sophisticated dining at Hen of the Wood and Solstice, artisan galleries, boutique shopping, and the historic Trapp Family Lodge with its Sound of Music heritage and extensive cross-country trail network. The property's helicopter landing site enables seamless connectivity, placing Montreal 90 minutes away, New York City two hours distant, and Boston within 90 minutes. Burlington International Airport sits 45 minutes north, while the region's natural beauty encompasses waterfalls, covered bridges, and the scenic Route 100 corridor. Stowe's cultural calendar includes summer concerts, farmers markets, and the renowned Stowe Theatre Guild. The area attracts discerning second-home owners seeking authentic Vermont character combined with resort-level amenities, where pastoral beauty meets recreational excellence in every season. This gated estate compound captures the essence of Stowe living while maintaining absolute privacy on 68 acres of meticulously maintained grounds, offering a sanctuary of privacy and sophistication celebrated as the Aspen of the East.