OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, June 28, 10:00–11:30 AM Welcome to the top floor of the historic Sycamore Inn! Built in 1869 for Vermont Governor John Page—a Rutland native—this distinguished French Second Empire–style residence has been thoughtfully converted into six unique condominiums, each with individual basement storage. This light-filled third-floor unit features the iconic turret, offering 180-degree panoramic mountain views, abundant natural light, and beautiful sunsets. Inside, you’ll find two spacious bedrooms located at opposite ends of the unit for privacy and balance. A centrally located full bath with laundry adds convenience. The tall-ceilinged living room flows into a bright kitchen, leading directly into the turret—ideal as a dining nook, reading retreat, or workspace with a view. With downtown Rutland just steps away, enjoy access to shops, restaurants, the public library, and local amenities. For outdoor enthusiasts, Rutland and environs offer four seasons of adventure—the Appalachian and Long Trails lie just 8 miles east, with Killington Ski Resort 10 miles beyond. To the west, past the college town of Castleton, is Lake Bomoseen, Vermont’s largest lake. Commuting is a breeze, with Amtrak service to NYC and Burlington, local and regional buses, and the Rutland Regional Airport with three daily flights to Boston. Don't miss your opportunity to own a piece of Vermont history—complete with modern comforts and spectacular views!