Listed by Nancy Foster • RE/MAX Champlain Valley Properties. Bought with RE/MAX Champlain Valley Properties.
Off Market Aug 2005 for $300K
$539,339
4
bd
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3 ba
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3,918
sq ft
600 Fern Lake Rd, Leicester, VT 05733
About this home
The Cerf Estate - A stately center hall colonial with spectacular 2 story solarium. There is also a 2 bedroom guest apartment with 1310 sq ft attached to the garage. House needs updates, but some excellent work was done in the past 10 years. There is an easement for access to white cape on northern edge of this property.
Single-familyProperty Type
1820Year Built
5 acresLot Size
$138Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Nancy Foster• RE/MAX Champlain Valley Properties
Bought with Nancy Foster• RE/MAX Champlain Valley Properties
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Last updated by owner on Apr 9, 2023.
L2
Lake Shore District
The Lakeshore 1 District L1 District encompasses the area from the mean high water line inland for 150 ft. and comprises the development immediately adjacent to Lake Dunmore and Fern Lake. The Lakeshore 2 District L2 District surrounds Lakeshore District 1 from 150 ft. to 2500 ft. from the mean water level of either lake. The L1 and L2 Districts is located within the Lake Districts Area of the Leicester Town Plan. As such, the primary purpose of both Districts is to govern uses to limit their impact on the visual and natural resources surrounding Lake Dunmore and Fern Lake. Both Lakeshore Districts are composed of largely single family dwellings, including many seasonal cottages that provide their character and culture. However, a trend toward conversion of seasonal cottages to permanent year-round dwellings has arisen. These Regulations are intended to ensure changes to existing structures protect the water quality and environment and support and re-enforce the scale and character of the architecture surrounding Lake Dunmore and Fern Lake. As such, setbacks from the lake and retention of existing vegetation are encouraged. Marshy areas will be protected. Residential and other compatible complementary uses are permitted in both Districts at existing density levels; L1 is currently denser than L2. Commercial activities are permitted in both Districts after conditional use review focusing on their scale and character and their water quality, transportation and operational impacts. The L2 District contains important communal views from Lake Dunmore. In many areas steep slopes should limit development to areas with good access and limited visual impacts. Vegetation should be retained in these areas to reduce impacts