Beautifully restored post-and-beam Cape tucked into the hillside in Williamstown, Vermont, offering the warmth and historic character of an older New England home alongside thoughtful modern updates. Original hand-hewn timbers run throughout the main living spaces, while fresh finishes and abundant natural light keep the home bright, warm, and comfortable. Major improvements include a brand-new Bosch heating system, on-demand hot water, new plumbing, updated electrical, and new hardwood flooring throughout. The result is a home that feels character-rich and comfortably up to date. At the heart of the home is a welcoming kitchen framed by exposed beams and featuring soft sage cabinetry, butcher block countertops, stainless steel appliances, generous workspace, and ample storage. The kitchen flows easily into the adjoining dining and living areas, where substantial exposed timbers, multiple windows, and an electric fireplace create a cozy focal point. Just beyond, the enclosed three-season sunroom is lined with windows and offers a peaceful place to relax or take in the surrounding greenery. The main level also includes a dedicated laundry area, convenient storage, and a beautifully updated full bathroom with a tiled tub and shower. Upstairs are two generously sized bedrooms. The spacious primary bedroom offers natural light, views toward the surrounding hills, a new walk-in closet, and a brand-new half bath. The second bedroom offers flexibility for guests, a home office, or additional living space. Outside, established perennial gardens surround the home, including a charming picket-fenced deck just off the kitchen. A large covered porch offers room for outdoor dining and lounging, while the lower-level covered patio and private backyard provide even more space to enjoy the Vermont setting. Thoughtfully restored, warm, and full of personality, 67 Pleasant Street blends historic character, modern updates, and inviting indoor-outdoor living.