Listed by Wade Weathers • LandVest, Inc-Burlington. Bought with Sugarbush Real Estate.
Off market feb 2024 for $2.5M
$2,210,028
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$16,981/mo
6
bd
•
5 ba
•
4,750
sq ft
771 Airport Rd, Warren, VT 05674
About this home
This Vermont home really checks all of the boxes! Sited on a private 44-acre hilltop overlooking a spring-fed pond, this property offers a turn-key, recently updated 4,750 sf residence with commanding views of Sugarbush bowl and the surrounding mountains to the north and south from practically every room. Flooded with natural light, the interior living space includes an airy open floor plan, a main-level primary suite, private guest quarters and a finished walk-out lower level with radiant heat, a huge mudroom, family room and two additional bedrooms for a total of six. Five bathrooms include a 6-person steam shower for apres ski. Recent improvements include a standing seam roof, new energy-efficient windows, new appliances, and exterior and interior paint throughout. A whole house backup generator ensures an uninterrupted workflow, enhanced with fiber optic internet. The adjoining stone terrace is perfect for enjoying the ever-changing mountain views and sunsets in any season. A separate 2-story barn includes 3 bays, a full workshop area, and a drive-in unfinished second story. Located just minutes from two of Vermont's most popular ski areas, Sugarbush and Mad River Glen, first tracks are an everyday possibility! Note 17.7 acres in Warren and 27 acres in Waitsfield.
Sited on a private 44 acre hilltop location, this property offers exceptional amenities and impressive views of the Sugarbush bowl and mountains to the north and south and overlooks the spring-fed trout pond below. The impeccably constructed 4,750 sq ft Vermont vernacular residence features 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, and wonderful spaces for entertaining including a spacious living room with Rumford fireplace and antique exposed beams and a heated stone terrace with hot tub. A separate 2-story barn includes 3 bays, a full workshop area and a drive-in second story. Note 17.7 ac in Warren and 27 ac in Waitsfield.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$24,981 (+3.6%)
$410,400 + $652,500
$1,062,900
2024
$24,119 (+21.8%)
$410,400 + $652,500
$1,062,900
2023
$19,802 (−10.4%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2022
$22,096
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2021
$22,114 (+1.4%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2020
$21,819 (+1.9%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2019
$21,403 (+0.5%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2018
$21,287 (−1.5%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2017
$21,604 (+3.8%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2016
$20,811 (+3.4%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2015
$20,121 (+1,093.4%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2011
$1,686
$442,000 + $667,400
$1,109,400
Tax history for 771 Airport Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$24,981 (+3.6%)
$410,400 + $652,500
$1,062,900
2024
$24,119 (+21.8%)
$410,400 + $652,500
$1,062,900
2023
$19,802 (−10.4%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2022
$22,096
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2021
$22,114 (+1.4%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2020
$21,819 (+1.9%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2019
$21,403 (+0.5%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2018
$21,287 (−1.5%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2017
$21,604 (+3.8%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2016
$20,811 (+3.4%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2015
$20,121 (+1,093.4%)
$410,400 + $635,400
$1,045,800
2011
$1,686
$442,000 + $667,400
$1,109,400
*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
6
Baths
4
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
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Lot size
17.17 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
4,222
Year built
1991
Style
Other
County
Washington County
APN
69021910738
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jun 15, 2026.
RR
Rural Residential District
The purpose of the Rural Residential District is to maintain a clean, healthy environment, maintain the town's historic working landscape, encourage the productive use and protection of natural resources, and allow residential development at moderate densities in appropriate locations.