Homes with a View for Sale in Vermont, VT

Home with View for sale in Vermont, VT:

Sitting high above Rte 5, this large parcel has a prime view out over the Connecticut River. There's a septic permit in place for a 5 bedroom home. You'll need to improve the old logging road to gain access to the top but once you do, there are 50 acres to explore. Enroll in the Use Value Program to reduce your taxes!

Home with View for sale in Vermont, VT:

Discover the perfect setting to build your dream home on this beautiful 22 acre parcel, offering scenic views of the Adirondack Mountains. The lot is located in the town of Cornwall; not far from Middlebury and all the amenities the area has to offer. An approved three-bedroom, single-family wastewater permit is already in place. The land features a mix of an open meadow and a wooded section, providing both natural beauty and flexibility for your future plans. The lot is currently in current use but will be removed prior to closing.

Home with View for sale in Vermont, VT:

Just in time for Spring building! This incredibly beautiful high meadow is perfect for your new home, be it a get away or primary. Wake up to the views of the local hills and rolling countryside. .. enjoy gardening, a pool, decks or covered porches . .or just install oversized windows to take advantage while you putter about! Soils tests are done. .. drive is into the lot. .. consult GMP for power. .. Get everything in order to break ground as soon as the thaw hits!

Home with View for sale in Vermont, VT:

Red Top is a breathtaking 506 +/- acre parcel in the town of Andover and on the border of Weston. Here, the rugged grandeur of the Green Mountains unfolds, offering extraordinary views to the South, where the mountain silhouettes stretch across the skyline and the imposing profile of Glebe Mountain asserts its presence. This land's historical roots run deep, originally belonging to the Marsh family for over 200 years, and presently in the hands of a family devoted to its restoration. Inspired by John Marsh who first settled here in 1797, the owners have worked for more than 15 years to bring the abandoned meadows and woodlands back to life, rejuvenate the soil and increase the productivity