Listed by Sarah Peluso • IPJ Real Estate. Bought with Coldwell Banker Hickok and Boardman.
Off Market Dec 2017 for $370K
$640,630
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$2,330/mo
3
bd
•
3 ba
•
2,995
sq ft
3250 Town Line Rd, Vergennes, VT 05491
About this home
Endless mountain views from this historical Vermont home! Located on 10 acres of mostly open land, and is an Organically Certified farm. The stately home features a renovated kitchen/family room with exposed beams, cathedral ceiling and a handsome wood burning fireplace. Three other large rooms on the main level serve as formal dining room, living room and office/library. Three updated baths in the home, pine floors throughout, charm and character everywhere you look! The barn was re-sheathed, and is ready to house animals or equipment. Owner has a ground mounted solar panel that provides all of the electricity for the home- the lease can be transferred to the new owner. The home has had many upgrades including new wiring, plumbing, roof, insulation in the attic and basement, and custom Marvin storm windows. Surrounded by conserved land, the views are amazing! Looking for a small farm or homestead to live the Vermont dream? Look no further. ..
Single-familyProperty Type
1796Year Built
10.1 acresLot Size
$214Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Sarah Peluso• IPJ Real Estate
Bought with Nina Lynn• Coldwell Banker Hickok and Boardman
Federal Farm Hse, c. 1800-The Hurd Homestead-This well-crafted, 200yr old home was blt w/ quality materials & detail. In 2004,Parker Restoration restored ea window & clapboard & added modern features incl beautiful kitchen & baths w/ stone countertops. Intimate`keeping rm`w/ exposed timbers & Rumford fireplc. On 10 acres, surrounded by conserved land, this antique home is a place of its own.
PrimeMLS #3085930
Mar 3, 2004
Sold
$141,000
$47/sq ft
May 21, 2003
Listed
$135,000
$45/sq ft
Lyman Hurd House-circa 1800. Antique house with wide plank wainscoting, mouldings, wide pine floors. Most of the house is still in much of its original form but is in need of restoration. Views of Mt. Mansfield and Snake Mountain.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,098 (−3.8%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2024
$8,413 (+14.4%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2023
$7,352 (−21.0%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2022
$9,306 (+3.0%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2021
$9,039 (+2.4%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2020
$8,823
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2019
$8,826 (+5.2%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2018
$8,389 (−5.3%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2016
$8,863 (+5.8%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2015
$8,380
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2013
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
Tax history for 3250 Town Line Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,098 (−3.8%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2024
$8,413 (+14.4%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2023
$7,352 (−21.0%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2022
$9,306 (+3.0%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2021
$9,039 (+2.4%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2020
$8,823
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2019
$8,826 (+5.2%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2018
$8,389 (−5.3%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2016
$8,863 (+5.8%)
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2015
$8,380
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
2013
$99,100 + $338,500
$437,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.