A restored 1900 farmhouse on 1.08 acres in Saint Albans Town, with an attached 3-car garage and a heated bonus room above it. The character is the real thing. The original softwood floors and the original staircase have been refinished, French doors open between the living and dining rooms, and the window openings sit deep in walls that were furred out and reinsulated over the original masonry, which is why the house stays warm and quiet. What is not original is most of what you would otherwise be budgeting for. The boiler is new in 2025, the roof is under three years old, the electrical was rebuilt at 200 amps with generator hookups, and the sellers say the well has never run low, even in dry summers. The kitchen works around a seated center island. Four bedrooms upstairs, the primary with a walk-in closet, and lighted storage built back into the knee walls. Over the garage, a bonus room with three bay window seats, sliding glass doors and its own heat, plumbing already run to it, works as an office, guest space, or the hangout the house does not otherwise have. Out back, a covered paver patio under ceiling fans and retractable awnings looks over open lawn, garden beds and a play structure. Saint Albans Town runs west to Lake Champlain, with the Town Forest, the Bay Park, the ski hill at Hard'ack and the rail trail all inside the town line. Farmhouse character, already brought up to date.