Today
a place in vermont is a private, four-hundred-acre property in Woodstock and home to generations of a family who are custodians of the natural habitats for wildlife, plant life, and ecosystems.
The mile-long, horseshoe-shaped valley is diverse, consisting of gentle and steep slopes, hilltop ridges, mixed woodlands, coniferous forests, wildflower meadows, old orchards, brooks, vernal pools, wetlands, and ponds.
Miles of trails throughout the property are maintained to explore the land. Hiking, trail running, and backcountry skiing are among the vigorous, healthful activities, while berry picking, foraging wild food, and star gazing provide a gentle balance.
On the property is also where Glenn Suokko’s painting studio is located, the space where he creates artwork inspired by this distinctive place in Vermont.
Old Road
The thread that runs through the center of the mile-long valley, creating access to hills, meadows, trails, and experience.
Seasons
Change throughout the year provides a wide variety of healthful outdoor experiences.
Cabin
Originally designed as a rustic retreat, the cabin, built in 1906, still stands, with plans for change coming soon.
House
Inside, history and cultures, design and lifestyle, blend old world traditions and contemporary living.
Studio
A creative workspace and private art gallery where guests interested in art are welcome to visit.
Connections
The far and near, seasons and light, consistency and change, meet in subtle and strong ways at a place in vermont.
