Set within 210 acres of unspoiled forestland spanning Killington and Pittsfield, Vermont, The Tweed River Estate is a truly one-of-a-kind property, a private sanctuary where nature and craftsmanship meet. Designed by a renowned architect, the bespoke home is a masterwork in its own right, with exposed beams, high-end custom woodwork, and windows throughout that fill every room with light. Every detail, from the stonework to the finest materials, reflects the artistry of master stonemasons and skilled craftsmen. The house is perched above the Jimmy Dean Brook and the Tweed River, where the sound of running water settles peacefully over the property. Enveloped by forest on all sides, the stone, concrete, and timber structure sits on its mountain top setting so naturally that it feels less built than grown from the land itself, as if it had always been there. Large windows, stone patios and a second-floor porch frame views down the valley to the northeast and out across the surrounding woodland. On mornings when fog fills the valley below, the houses, elevated location gives the sensation of floating above the world on a cloud, a true private retreat. The property spans 210 acres across two contiguous parcels, the majority of which is untouched private forest in Pittsfield, with development potential on the 89-acre Killington parcel. Combining privacy, character, and genuine architectural originality, the estate remains just minutes from an impressive range of amenities, ski resorts, shops, and dining, making this a rare chance to own a home and landscape unlike any other in Vermont.