List Price: $425,000 | 65 Acres | Price Per Acre $0 Land
Listed Sunday May 5, 2024 | MLS# 4994143
This property has Welcome to Vermont written all over it with 65 acres of land for sale! Pick your favorite view and build your dream home on one of the several open meadows. A dream porch will have you gazing at mountains in all directions. The meadow nearest the road has power running across. The second meadow has two encased natural springs. The upper meadow has a small man made pond. Go hunting in the deer and turkey covered woods or go fishing in Otter Creek with your own private access! Don't forget to enjoy the existing trails that run throughout the land! Great for ATVS, Dirtbike, Snowmobiles and more! Find yourself spaced from neighbors but still close to town. It has privacy off a quiet dirt road, yet 5 miles south to the town of Pittsford and 5 miles north to the town of Brandon. Looking to build a winter lodge? Enjoy skiing at Pico, Killington, or Middlebury Snow Bowl each just 15 miles away With power running through the first open meadow closest to the road, there will be plenty of road footage for an easy install of driveway, well, and septic. Do not miss the chance to buy a large, beautiful area of land, just outside of town that can serve multiple uses!
Lot Description: Agricultural | Farm | Field/Pasture | Landscaped | Mountain View | Neighbor Business | Pond | Sloping | Stream | Timber | Walking Trails | Wetlands | Wooded
Lot Description: Agricultural | Farm | Field/Pasture | Landscaped | Mountain View | Neighbor Business | Pond | Sloping | Stream | Timber | Walking Trails | Wetlands | Wooded
Lot Size: 65 acres
Zoned: Residential)
Surveyed: Unk
Flood Zone: Unknown
Zoned: Residential)
Surveyed: Unk
Flood Zone: Unknown
Land Services
Roads: Gravel | Public
Electric: At Street | On Adjacent Property | On-Site
Water: Spring | Lake/Pond
Sewer: None
Roads: Gravel | Public
Electric: At Street | On Adjacent Property | On-Site
Water: Spring | Lake/Pond
Sewer: None
Taxes $0
Assesed Value Not Reported
Schools
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