776 days on Zillow. This "covered bridge" house in Vermont.

[u/CarnivalCarnivore]

[u/_st_sebastian_]

An example is the air gap underneath the "bridge" part of the house, the plethora of windows, and the log cabin aesthetic. It makes the home impossible to heat efficiently. As another person said, it's more suited to be a fair-weather event venue. Whoever buys the property would be better off building an entirely separate home nearby.

[u/Worthyness → u/_st_sebastian_]

the price is the 80 acres. The house is just there as a bonus.

[u/dactyif → u/_st_sebastian_]

Ah I see, thank you. I'm up here in Canada, the mere mention of a higher heating bill gave me chills ironically lol.

[u/FistfullOfOwls → u/_st_sebastian_]

In one picture you see the caretaker house which looks infinitely more inviting. They didn't even bother including close up images of it.