C. 1901 Historic J.T. Rudden Residence Described as “one of the grandest in the survey” by the Historic Preservation Commission, this 2019 ‘Old House Awards” recipient, built by Doctor J.T. Rudden in 1901, is the only example of Dutch Colonial Revival style with Victorian flourishes in Rockingham, VT. Magnificent period details include a leaded glass pocket door, sumptuous oak paneling, elaborate woodwork and a show stopping landing. Enjoy the warm, light- filled, completely updated kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances and an expansive granite countertop island. The owners thoughtfully moved the original butler’s pantry while preserving the original built-ins to create a spacious combination first floor pantry/laundry room. Other updates include a new first floor ¾ bath and a large, inviting mudroom that’s nice enough to double as a home office. With four bedrooms on the second floor and three on the third and a bathroom on every level, the potential to offer short term rentals within the residence is great and the house is designed in such a way that you can close the door to the third floor when not in use. Perfectly located within walking distance of all the village of Bellows Falls has to offer: cafes, restaurants, bookstore, movie theater, schools and the Amtrak Vermonter line. This seven bedroom, three bath manse is a must see. Showings begin Sunday, February 5. Video tour available upon request.