Listed by Faith Rhodes • Rhodes Real Estate. Bought with Maple Leaf Real Estate.
Off Market Jul 2022 for $260K
$449,034
3
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1 ba
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1,848
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3767 W Sandgate Rd, Sandgate, VT 05250
About this home
With a population of just under 400 residents, Sandgate feels like Vermont at its finest. From long range mountain views, quiet valleys, meandering dirt roads and the wild Green River, this home is set in the midst of it all. Originally built in 2006 with additional work done in 2019, this home rests on 47.9 acres of lush privacy. A little more than 2 miles of maintained trails weave their way through the acreage offering apple trees, wild mushrooms and berries, plenty of room for gardening or livestock and endless opportunity for recreation. Buy land because they're not making it anymore! The three bedroom, 1 bath home requires some finishing but its an opportunity to make it your own. Mechanics are in great condition and the views are tremendous.
Single-familyProperty Type
2006Year Built
47.9 acresLot Size
$243Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Faith Rhodes• Rhodes Real Estate
Bought with Lindsey Martin• Maple Leaf Real Estate
Great Location - Off the Grid - 47.9 Acres - 2 story open floor plan, kitchen, living room & dining room. 2 bedrooms on 2nd level. Land consists of meadow, mountains, wooded in a Country Setting. Endless possibilities for pastures, riding trails, open up some of the logging roads for more access , restore some of the old orchards for wild life. Some great spots for a picnic area with extended views.
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 Nov 13, 2023.
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Forest District
To preserve tracts suitable for perpetuating the forest resources and forest-related industries which have been an important part of the State's economy; to maintain a high quality environment for forest and mountain based recreation; and to identify those areas where substantial development of the land in terms of buildings, structures, or other intensive uses are prohibited because: Topography, soil depth, drainage, slope, or other natural conditions present environmental limitations to development in the general area; Use involves the inefficient development of roads, utilities, and public services; and Vital watershed areas require protection in order to maintain and preserve a safe, healthful, and reliable water supply for the present and future residents of the Town of Sandgate.