Listed by Wade Weathers • LandVest, Inc-Burlington. Bought with LandVest, Inc-Burlington.
Off Market Apr 2020 for $772K
$1,028,441
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$4,903/mo
3
bd
•
3 ba
•
2,312
sq ft
614 Upper Village Rd, Warren, VT 05674
About this home
This completely renovated 2,320 sf mid-century modern gem is the definition of turn-key. One of the original homes in Old Sugarbush Village, 614 Upper Village Road is set on 1.21 acres and offers spectacular views of Lincoln Peak ski trails as well as an easy hike to ski in/out access via the condo connector trail. Thoughtfully conceived to maximize space and functionality, the home’s two levels feature an open floor plan living space, 3 bedrooms plus office and bunk room, 3 full baths, and a walk-out basement. All new windows, sliders, floors, lighting, kitchen, and baths integrate with original exposed beams and woodwork for function and style. A wrap around deck with cable railing is perfect for apres ski and a fenced-in yard is great for dogs. With a solid concrete foundation, low maintenance cedar siding, a standing seam roof, and recently upgraded systems, the package is complete. Won't last long! Standard Sugarbush ROFR in deed.
Single-familyProperty Type
1967Year Built
1.21 acresLot Size
$445Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Wade Weathers• LandVest, Inc-Burlington
Listed by Averill Cook• LandVest, Inc-Burlington
Bought with Wade Weathers• LandVest, Inc-Burlington
Traditional but not typical, this spacious deck house sits on over 1 acre of land- quite unusual for a home in the mountains of Sugarbush Village. It has a generous yard and privacy seldom found in the area, and with a little clearing, even better views of Sugarbush can be had from the large windows & nice big deck. A location just a short distance from the Village Run trail allows everyone in residence the ability to come and go to & from the mountain on their own schedule. The sauna is perfect for soothing tired muscles after an active day, and the furniture is conveniently included in the sale. In short, this property is a great ski house! One owner is a licensed real estate agent.
Public Records
Aug 26, 2005
Sold
$199,600
$86/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,183 (+3.6%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2024
$8,866 (+19.8%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2023
$7,398 (−10.4%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2022
$8,255
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2021
$8,262 (+1.4%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2020
$8,151 (+1.9%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2019
$7,996 (+0.5%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2018
$7,953 (−1.5%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2017
$8,071 (+10.1%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2016
$7,331 (−6.7%)
$220,800 + $147,600
$368,400
2015
$7,857 (+1,141.2%)
$220,800 + $187,600
$408,400
2011
$633
$215,300 + $200,900
$416,200
Tax history for 614 Upper Village Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$9,183 (+3.6%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2024
$8,866 (+19.8%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2023
$7,398 (−10.4%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2022
$8,255
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2021
$8,262 (+1.4%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2020
$8,151 (+1.9%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2019
$7,996 (+0.5%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2018
$7,953 (−1.5%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2017
$8,071 (+10.1%)
$220,800 + $169,900
$390,700
2016
$7,331 (−6.7%)
$220,800 + $147,600
$368,400
2015
$7,857 (+1,141.2%)
$220,800 + $187,600
$408,400
2011
$633
$215,300 + $200,900
$416,200
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
5
Baths
3
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.2 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,151
Year built
1967
Style
Other
County
Washington County
APN
69021913311
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jun 15, 2026.
SVR
Sugarbush Village Residential District
The purpose of the Sugarbush Village Residential District is to encourage the economic viability of existing high density residential and lodging facilities in areas adjacent to the Lincoln Peak ski area that are well served by centralized infrastructure and utilities, and to allow for additional development in a manner that reinforces the function of Sugarbush Village as a compact growth center for the Mad River Valley.