Nine wooded acres in Goshen, and a 1983 timber-frame house built into them with rare care — its frame raised from timber cut on the land. Exposed beams overhead, wood and tile underfoot, a south wall of glass that follows the light all day. Complete seclusion, yet ten minutes to Williamsburg, twenty-five to Northampton, an easy drive to the Berkshires and Tanglewood.The open main level holds an eat-in kitchen, a living room with wood-stove insert, a sunroom lined with built-ins and warmed by its own hearth, a half bath, a screened porch and deck. Above, two bedrooms with built-in dressers, a third fireplace, and a skylit bath with double vanity and tiled dual-head shower. Higher still, by its own stair, a hand-built octagonal turret open to 360° views.A seamless ~740 SF wing adds a private entrance, family room/studio, full bath, and sleeping loft. Outside: a spring-fed pond, pollinator beds, stone grotto, screened gazebo, two saunas, an insulated studio, and a two-car garage.