Listed by Heather Gleim • Walnut Hill Realty. Bought with Walnut Hill Realty.
Off Market Aug 2021 for $224K
$361,164
4
bd
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2 ba
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2,129
sq ft
224 Quent Phelan Rd, Ludlow, VT 05142
About this home
Bring your snowmobiles and skis! There is a main VAST corridor (which is also great for hiking) right out your backdoor, and Okemo is a short 10 minute drive from this home. Located on a quiet road on an open 5 acre lot surrounded by woods, you'll have lots of privacy yet will be very close to all the amenities that VT has to offer. This home has tons of space! On the first floor you'll find a living room, kitchen, pantry, dining room, bathroom and bedroom or bonus room. The second floor includes 3 large bedrooms (each with a closet), and a very spacious bathroom. Floors are either new hardwood or original wide plank boards. The attic is clear of debris and would be perfect for a kids hangout or game room. The basement is clean and dry so it could be used for storage, as well as the 2 barns. There have been many improvements within the last 7 years including a new drilled well, Harvey windows, a new Prestige high efficiency wall mount boiler and upgraded electric throughout. There still needs a bit of TLC in certain areas, but with just a bit of work you can have your dream home.
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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71.3 Acres
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Single Family Residential
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Windsor County
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Last updated by owner on Apr 9, 2023.
RES
Town Residential District
The purpose of the Residential District is to provide for residential and other compatible uses at densities appropriate with the physical capability of the land, and the availability of community facilities and services. Planned Unit Developments, open space preservation and other techniques for preserving the rural character of these areas are encouraged.