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Description:Set in an ideal country location yet a short distance to all conveniences this 65+ acres of land with an open pasture and woods are ready for you to explore. The land consists of two lots, one which would be landlocked without the purchase of the larger lot therefore the property is being sold together. Should you choose to sell the upper lot, you can deed a right of way to the new owners. With the possibility of views, this property is desirable whether you�re looking to build your dream home or have a small farmstead. Mature timber provides the new owner with some immediate income to offset the cost of purchase. This land has something to offer everyone.
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Description:This stunning 13.6-acre property on Aldrich Farm Road boasts long-range westerly views of the Green Mountains, including Killington and Pico peaks. The land features a gently sloping open meadow (approximately 5 acres), a mixed hardwood forest, and a babbling brook that flows into a small pond. A carefully reconstructed historic stone wall at the southwestern edge enhances the classic New England character, blending seamlessly with Vermont�s natural beauty. Located in the Upper Valley between the village centers of Sharon and South Strafford, it's just 3 miles from I-89 (exit 2). It�s also a short drive via Beaver Meadow Road to Norwich, Vermont, and Hanover, New Hampshire. Convenient access to power and internet. The site is easy and flexible to develop, making it the perfect setting for your dream home.
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Description:We are pleased to offer a rare and highly desirable estate-sized double lot in the Upper Willard Road neighborhood of Quechee Lakes. The two parcels that make up this 4.73+/- acres of Vermont countryside were strategically assembled by the current owner to offer an excellent opportunity to build your Vermont retreat in the region�s favorite four-season recreational lifestyle resort. With engineering and an estimate for access to an elevated building envelope already in place, recent new construction nearby underscores the growing interest in this sought-after part of the Quechee community. The parcel includes an approach that overlooks both green space and a small pond at the entrance. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to trailhead access for the Quechee Wilderness Trails and Parcel 5C, while the Quechee Clubhouse, Main Street, and Simon Pearce are all less than five minutes away. With a public sewer hookup available at the street (a drilled well will be required), this property offers an outstanding opportunity for investment or immediate development. Whether you are looking to buy and hold for Quechee Lakes membership benefits or are ready to bring your builder and begin your project, this is a rare chance to create your ideal home in a premier Vermont resort community.
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Description:GORGEOUS parcel of land with proposed building site. Road frontage on Bog Rd with electric at street. Possible views of the surrounding landscape with a building site higher up on the property.�The town of Enfield is known for its history, culture, and outdoor activities and is only a short distance from historical Shaker Village. Bog�Rd is in the George Hill neighborhood, an area that has remained basically unchanged for several decades. Although more recently, it has experienced growth in private homes and population, it still holds its place in Enfield�s early history. Book your tour of this unique parcel of land and start planning your dream home today!
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Description:The perfect building lot for the outdoor-enthusiast who seeks peace, quiet, and privacy. A roughed-in driveway leads to a cleared building site with sweeping 180 degree southwesterly views of Mt. Ascutney, Killington, and beyond. Located at the end of town-maintained Chapel Hill Rd., and with frontage on Town Highway 22 beyond, where you can explore on foot, cross-country skis, ATV or snowmobile. This parcel consists of +/- 54 acres in Sharon and +/- 9 acres in Norwich, all in current use.
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