Originally built in 1941, this cottage-style Cape on Greenbush Road has been thoughtfully transformed, bringing together the character of a Charlotte Village home with a flexible layout for modern living. Douglas fir flooring, beadboard, shiplap walls, and antique reproduction windows give the interiors warmth and personality. Four bedrooms are arranged in two distinct wings: two bedrooms and a shared bath in the original cape, and two bedroom suites in the addition, offering first or second floor primary options. The separation creates comfortable space for guests or a potential home office. With a living room, dining room, library, and Great Room, there are plenty of possibilities for gathering, working, hobbies, or a playroom. The kitchen anchors the home with Vermont soapstone and Douglas fir countertops, custom cabinetry, a generous breakfast bar, and a walk-in pantry. The adjoining Great Room draws in southern light beneath a vaulted, beamed ceiling. A large mudroom with cubbies keeps daily essentials organized. Custom, wood French doors open to a large brick patio, ideal for outdoor meals and relaxed evenings. A three-season porch offers another inviting place to enjoy the landscaped grounds. Cedar shake siding, a standing seam copper roof, and a stone front walkway complete the cottage appeal. Extensive care includes replacement furnaces and hot water tanks, insulation upgrades, four replacement skylights, substantial siding work, and copper roof repairs. The exterior was professionally washed and stained in 2025. An unfinished detached barn with heat, water, and electricity offers potential for future projects. With the Old Brick Store nearby and Charlotte Beach and Lake Champlain within easy reach, this is a village setting that makes everyday living feel special.