Listed by Scott Mcchesney • McChesney RE, Inc. Bought with McChesney RE, Inc.
Off Market Nov 2020 for $135K
$242,802
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1 ba
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972
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426 Sandgate Rd, West Rupert, VT 05776
About this home
The perfect Vermont getaway retreat. Set privately along a quiet town gravel road on +/-4 acres is this 50 year old (cedar shake sided) log home overlooking a crystal clear pond. The single floor cabin of about 1,000 sq ft has 2 vaulted ceilinged bedrooms, a cathedral ceiling spacious kitchen/dining area complete with stone fireplace, a living room wing with Vermont castings woodstove with hearth and 3/4 bath. Rustic, but nicely maintained and upgraded - spring water supply, OFHA for heat and a detached one car garage with shop space. Being sold furnished, +/- 20 minutes to Dorset/Manchester area.
A great private setting with 3.96 surveyed acres with large pond makes this a perfect getaway. This log cabin is a year round property with furnace and a 'Defiant woodstove that heats the whole house. Two bedrooms, den and open kitchen-living room. Garage.
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 Feb 23, 2017.
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Resource Management District
The purpose of this district is to implement the goals and policies of the Rupert Town Plan . Specifically the town plan calls for these regulations to: Allow for resource-based industries in appropriate locations – to include an adequate land base for farming and forestry, needed support services and value-added production; Support the efficient use of land; Allow home-based businesses in suitable rural locations; Incorporate standards that minimize the fragmentation of important agricultural land and forested wildlife habitat; and Require the designation of development envelopes on proposed subdivision plats, along with maximum area and siting requirements, to ensure that new development will be located to avoid adverse impacts to important natural and scenic resources and environmentally sensitive areas.