The Windsor Mansion, sits high on Juniper Hill within the town limits of the historic hamlet of Windsor, Vermont. Built in 1902 by prominent New York lawyer Maxwell Evarts and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it has welcomed countless distinguished guests in its storied past including Presidents Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, and Calvin Coolidge. The stately 17-bedroom Colonial Revival home is perched on 14 private acres replete with breathtaking views of Lake Runnemede, the Cornish Hills, and Mount Ascutney. A recent million dollar+ restoration and renovation project, though large in scale, beautifully preserved the elegant historic integrity of the original design while complementing with state-of-the-art modern amenities. Sprawling lawns with impeccably manicured gardens and an expansive deck and patio overlooking the Connecticut River Valley make it the perfect setting for entertaining friends and family. Currently the property is operating as an Inn but could also make a spectacular large family home. Only 19 miles to Hanover, NH/Dartmouth College and 16 miles to Woodstock, Vermont, Windsor Mansion is centrally located to all the best that the Upper Valley and New England have to offer.