Listed by Jacqueline Marino • RE/MAX North Professionals. Bought with Ridgeline Real Estate.
Off Market May 2022 for $501K
$624,096
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$3,180/mo
3
bd
•
2 ba
•
2,100
sq ft
227 Beaver Pond Rd, Hinesburg, VT 05461
About this home
Look no further for your log cabin in the woods. Located on 3.1 private acres, convenient to Hinesburg Village and a short commute to Burlington or Montpelier. 3 bedroom 2 full baths, a cozy loft overlooking the large living room with vaulted ceiling. A woodstove is the focal point of the open floor plan with a floor-to-ceiling brick chimney. Hardwood floors and all natural woodwork throughout. The finished basement has radiant heat in the floor, 4 oversized windows let the sun shine in. The laundry area has a large double closet and a large counter with cabinets and a sink. This area was designed for an artist and would also be great storage for tools or crafts. Outdoors can be enjoyed on the front fully screened-in porch or the larger open back deck overlooks the partially fenced yard. There is ample open space around the home with many large mature perennial beds. A very well cared for home with the following improvements over the years. 2011 - Installed a standby generator, 2013 - Replaced and enlarged culvert under the driveway, 2015 - Replaced refrigerator, 2016 - Replaced house roof, part with metal, and increased insulation from R-15 to R-45 (big help keeping cool in summer and warmer in winter), 2016 - Rewired garage, 2017 - Replaced garage roof, 2018 - Replaced furnace, 2021 - Replaced water tank.
Single-familyProperty Type
1985Year Built
3.1 acresLot Size
$297Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Jacqueline Marino• RE/MAX North Professionals
Log home on priv 3.1 ac wooded site w/ bubbling brooks. Open cath ceilinged greatrm w/ sunny bright windows, maple hdwd flrs, open kitchen, brkfst nook w/ bay window. 2 1st flr bdrms full bath, mstr full bath up w/ loft area. Lower level w/ radiant flrs.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,813 (−9.4%)
$209,600 + $359,900
$569,500
2024
$6,416 (+20.0%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2023
$5,348 (−23.2%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2022
$6,963 (+1.7%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2021
$6,846 (+4.0%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2020
$6,580 (+3.3%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2019
$6,369 (+1.2%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2018
$6,294 (+3.8%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2017
$6,065 (−11.9%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2016
$6,882 (+2.9%)
$129,100 + $181,400
$310,500
2015
$6,691 (+64.1%)
$129,100 + $181,400
$310,500
2014
$4,078 (+625.6%)
$129,100 + $181,400
$310,500
2011
$562
$129,100 + $181,400
$310,500
Tax history for 227 Beaver Pond Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,813 (−9.4%)
$209,600 + $359,900
$569,500
2024
$6,416 (+20.0%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2023
$5,348 (−23.2%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2022
$6,963 (+1.7%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2021
$6,846 (+4.0%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2020
$6,580 (+3.3%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2019
$6,369 (+1.2%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2018
$6,294 (+3.8%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2017
$6,065 (−11.9%)
$126,200 + $195,300
$321,500
2016
$6,882 (+2.9%)
$129,100 + $181,400
$310,500
2015
$6,691 (+64.1%)
$129,100 + $181,400
$310,500
2014
$4,078 (+625.6%)
$129,100 + $181,400
$310,500
2011
$562
$129,100 + $181,400
$310,500
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
2
Stories
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Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
3.1 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,222
Year built
1985
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Chittenden County
APN
29409310403
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
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Last updated by owner on Jul 15, 2026.
RR2
Rural Residential District 2
To promote sustainable forest-based land uses (e.g., timber & fuel wood production, recreation, sugaring, biodiversity and wildlife habitat protection, etc.) on land so suited, and allow for low density rural development that preserves important natural and cultural resources. Forests, dynamic topography, and large blocks of conserved public land (e.g., Town Forest, Fred Johnson Wildlife Management Area) dominate this district, and help define a critical aspect of Hinesburg’s rural character. The working forest and natural ecosystems shall continue to be the focus of this district, with a priority on forest-based land uses - both existing and potential. Innovative land uses listed below that serve to perpetuate the form and function of this working landscape are anticipated and encouraged.