182 Bearly Hi Way

Our takeBy Jack Beckett

A builder's own house. The listing says a Killington builder put it up for himself with one goal, to see Killington and Pico, the neighboring ski mountain, from as many rooms as possible, and the first photo shows what he was looking at: both peaks across the valley, the trails cut into the ridge.

It is the smallest house of the seven, two bedrooms plus two rooms the listing suggests for an office or a gym, on 1.6 acres along a private road. The details read lived-in rather than staged: a butcher-block island under a rack of copper pots, a brick hearth holding both a fireplace and a wood stove, terraced gardens, and two decks with fire pits. The listing puts it close to the restaurants and bars along Killington Road.

From the listing

• Built by a Killington builder as his own home, per the listing
• Views of Killington and Pico peaks
• Chef's kitchen with a butcher-block island and walk-in pantry
• Brick hearth with a wood-burning fireplace and wood stove
• Two decks with fire pits, a covered porch and terraced gardens
• Oversized two-car garage with a loft

Features as described by the listing brokerage. Ski Country Magazine has not independently verified them.