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$99,90013 acres

61 Beaver Ln, Newbury, VT, 05051, Orange County

Owner Financing Available (see details below). Retreat to this idyllic brookside ranch within the beautiful Upper Connecticut River Valley, less than 7 minutes from town, and equipped with all utilities. Property Overview: Address: 61 Beaver Ln, Newb
$125,00081.3 acres

Caldwell Road, Topsham, VT, 05076, Orange County

The property sports moderately-sloping terrain, easily accessible and containing sites that would support a seasonal camp. Timber is generally high-quality and consists mostly of valuable sugar maple. Notable highlights include: - Several sites suita
$140,000108 acres

Lamotte Rd #VT-805, Guildhall, VT, 05905, Essex County

Spacious 108 acres of land with recreational potential in Essex, Vermont! You can access this lot from the 50 ft wide deeded easement that extends from the parcel on the east. The terrain is tree-covered and ideal for hunting, timber and recreational
$25,0001.4 acres

Bergrucken Lane #VT-883, Stamford, VT, 05352, Bennington County

Your very own slice of paradise awaits in Bennington County, Vermont! Amazing chance to own 1.4 acres of prime vacant land. With 115 ft of road frontage on Bergrucken Ln and situated in the exclusive Alpenwald Village community, this vacant lot is pe
$30,0001.2 acres

Oberdorf Rd #VT-882, Readsboro, VT, 05350, Bennington County

Scenic 1.2 acres of vacant land in Bennington County, Vermont! You can access the lot via the 350 ft road frontage on Oberdorf Rd. The property is part of the private Alpenwald Village, ideal for your dream home or serene vacation retreat. ZONING The
$94,50018 acres

2500 Fuller Rd, Newbury, VT, 05051, Orange County

Come take a look at this 18+/- acre property featuring 2,100+/- feet of charming Levi Brook frontage within the peaceful countrysideof Newbury, VT. A professionally built, rouged-in driveway has been constructed off Fuller Rd with a town approved dri
$129,00012.2 acres

Higley Hill Rd, Wilmington, VT, 05363, Windham County

Check out this 12.2-acre undeveloped land in Windham County, Vermont! You can access the lot via the 250 ft road frontage on Higley Hill Rd. The property offers a beautiful and serene setting with trees and a gently flowing stream that runs through i
$125,00010.3 acres

West Hill Road, Jamaica, VT, 05343, Windham County

Introduction The Cotswold Hill Parcels are five separate surveyed house sites located off West Hill Road in Jamaica, VT. These high elevation properties have some views toward Bromley Mountain to the west and toward Magic Mountain to the east. The vi
$150,00049.5 acres

2100 Greendale Road, Mount Holly, VT, 05730, Rutland County

Surrounded by the Green Mountain National Forest (GMNF), this two-lot offering of 1.5 /- acres and 47.95 /- acres awaits your exploration. Serenity is the only word that can describe these parcels. The parcels do not adjoin but sit about 600 from eac
$16,0001.2 acres

Alpendorf Avenue, Readsboro, VT, 05350, Bennington County

$132,0004 acres

German Flats Road, Warren, VT, 05674, Washington County

$135,0000.17 acres

Benson, VT, 05743, Rutland County

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Buying Land in Vermont

Vermont is known for its natural beauty and history, but it's also an excellent place to buy land. If you're looking at land for sale in Vermont, these are some questions to ask before purchasing.

How much land is available in Vermont?

There are around 100,000 acres of farmland and rural land for sale in Vermont. Windsor County has the most farmland, hunting ground and rural properties. Another popular region for land purchasing in Vermont is Washington County. Both areas boast beautiful small towns, perfect for small families.

What types of land are available in Vermont?

Vermont has good soil and is famous as New England's farm state, known for its farms, wineries and breweries. Some of the most fertile farmland in the country is on the east side of Lake Champlain. Farms for sale in Vermont range in price per acre, depending on location.

What are some common uses for land in Vermont?

Farmland in Vermont is perfect for row crops, timber, cattle, orchards or poultry. Hunters can hunt whitetail deer, turkeys, ducks, bears and grouse, while anglers can catch trout and catfish.

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