Listing provided courtesy of VCP Sotheby`s International - Bondville. Bought with Winhall Real Estate, Inc.
Off Market Jul 2010 for $2.1M
$2,231,463
5
bd
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3 ba
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3,000
sq ft
103 N Brookwood, Stratton, VT 05155
About this home
Ski on Ski off, Views of the Mtn, Privacy, Babbling Brook, and Landscaped grounds are just the begining of this fine Property. Chalet has a hand crafted interior by a Master Cabinet maker from Austria. Main level with Master and Kitchen, Dining and Living Area is cozy and its Southern exposure allows for Views and Sun. There is a spacious guest suite over the insulated heated garage, and a Sugar Shack for additional storage.
Single-familyProperty Type
1968Year Built
1.48 acresLot Size
$744Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by • VCP Sotheby`s International - Bondville
Bought with Scotty Aquilino• Winhall Real Estate, Inc.
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 12, 2023.
C/R 1
Commercial-Residential District 1
Land has convenient access to the Stratton Resort Complex and appears suitable for well-planned and controlled residential subdivision and commercial uses that can serve either visitors or permanent residents. This district is the designated growth area for the Town of Stratton. Housing development has taken place on steep slopes in excess of 15 percent. The in-fill of land ignored in the development process is encouraged. Developments should be designed so that structures are clustered together, roads minimized and intrusions into sensitive wildlife locations minimized. The use of Planned Unit Development PUD is encouraged. Appropriate development and performance standards shall be applied to ensure that the high scenic quality of this area is maintained, to discourage commercial strip development, to avoid traffic congestion and to minimize undue noise and other problems that would damage the resort-related values of this area.