Tunbridge has been a sought after destination since its founding in 1761. Following the banks of the First branch of the White River, it was a natural location for milling industries. Sheep farmers were plentiful, enticed by the verdant hills. Today folks are drawn to Tunbridge for serenity, fresh air, and the beautiful countryside. Savor the drive along picturesque Whitney Hill, a quiet, well-maintained dirt road that slowly takes you away from the bustle of everyday life. The charming farmhouse, circa 1824, was built by the Whitneys, a brick mason family likely to have built many of the local homes. Lovingly cared for and updated over the years, the charm of yesteryear exists in harmony with modern amenities. The antique barn is a treasure. The lower level has an 8' ceiling and offers six oversized stalls, a wash stall with hot water, and a heated tack room with half bath. The high drive makes for easy, ground level access for loading hay and for storage. Enjoy riding through the winter in the 58'x180' light-filled indoor arena. As summer turns to fall, meander through your private apple orchard to pick homegrown treats for you and the horses. Come settle in Tunbridge like generations past. Bring your horses and maybe a few sheep. Work from home with ECFiber or make the easy drive to Lebanon/ White River Junction, Randolph, or Barre/Montpelier.