10 Evergreen Avenue

Built in 1900 and full of the details newer houses do not have: a turned wood staircase with a stained glass window on the landing, tall trim, built-ins in the dining room, and wood doors throughout. The first floor is easy to live in, with a living room that opens into a formal dining room with hardwood floors, a big eat-in kitchen with a long run of cabinets and room for a table in the middle, first floor laundry, and an enclosed front porch that works as a sunroom. Two full bathrooms in the house. Upstairs are two large bedrooms with closets and plenty of room to spread out, and the walk-up attic above is used for storage now. Outside, a fenced yard on a side street in Rutland, with shopping and everyday stops right around the corner. Mini-splits for cooling. 2,202 square feet of finished space.