Cambridge – Hyde Park – Morristown – Stowe – Waterbury – Wolcott
Together with the neighboring town of Cambridge, the town of Johnson, Vermont was dubbed King’s College Tract prior to the Revolutionary War, which continues to grow as a bustling hub of culture and commerce. Johnson, VT is an excellent place to set up shop or set down roots, as more young professionals and families move here for the opportunities and the small-town life. Gorgeous historic architecture dots the town, surrounded by forests and hills that change with the seasons. Johnson, VT also has Johnson State College and Vermont Studio Center, as if the scenery, strong small business community, and real estate values weren’t enough to make you want to live here.
An excellent opportunity for an off-grid recreational retreat with several potential elevated cabin sites offering good mountain views with clearing. This 10.1+/- acre parcel is located in Johnson, VT. Please follow directions, best access is from East Johnson Rd in Hyde Park. While this property has a remote feel, it’s not far from Route 15 and downtown Hyde Park or Johnson. The property slopes up to the west and has a several access trails that are ATV’able and may be drivable by a 4 x 4 pickup or Jeep. Refer to the map for the location of two potential elevated camp or homes sites at the end of each trail. The drone showed good views just above tree line. No soils tests have been done at this time for septic feasibility but the best spot to test is down by the driveway entrance. Located along a portion of class 4 road, the recreationalist will love the fact that both VAST and VASA operate snowmobile and ATV trails along this road. A perfect opportunity to establish your basecamp for year-round motorized fun! Hunters take notice too, the topology offers a natural plateau near the western boundary, a great place to survey wildlife corridors. The town tax department indicates the size as 10.4+/- acres, however, the deed and survey indicate 10.1+/-, which has been used for marketing purposes. Current taxes are roughly $550 per year. Come take a look at this charming, country property!
Time to build your dream home? Now is your chance....A newly subdivided 4.51 acre lot with a WW permit for a 2 bedroom home on a back road of Johnson, not far from conveniences and pavement. Wastewater permit refers to 3.7 acres owner says its 4.51.
A corner building lot with a access off a short dead end road awaits your story. This lot has a ww Permit for a 3 bedroom home. Located not far from pavement and conveniences, but rural in nature.
A lovely building lot in a sweet neighborhood in Johnson! This 1.72+/- acre level lot with a shared well is awaiting your building ideas. With a wastewater permit already in place, power at the road, and septic designs available, all that is needed are your plans! Relish the beautiful mountain views and plenty of space for a garden, entertaining possibilities, and room to create a tranquil outdoor oasis. Close to Johnson Village but just enough out of the way to create the perfect balance between convenience and solitude. This terrific parcel is ready to reach its full potential!
LAND and POST & BEAM CABIN TOO! Craftsman created post and beam cabin awaits its new owners! Tranquility abounds in this part of the woods. The Cabin sits proudly at 1,900 +- feet elevation on 9.9 +- acres. This portion of Butternut Mountain is locally known as Black Ridge in Johnson, VT. From the deck watch the Stowe Mount Mansfield Gondola cars slide into their hut, with proper vision aids of course! In winter XC or backcountry ski the woods or the trail for a bit in the morning and then have a picnic on the southwest facing deck. Warm up in the fully insulated cabin by the Hearthstone wood stove which was built just a few miles away. From the deck view the evening twinkling lights, lands and nature below. Bring family and friends to watch nature after a nice dip in a brook or a hike on the Long Trail. In summer cool down with the fresh Vermont mountain breeze. Bring in some Vermont made cheese, chocolate, wine, brew and syrup, the kitchen offers propane lights, cookstove, and fridge too! Small solar panel and deep cycle battery allow for charging electronics. This primitive cabin was erected in 2006 by hauling each board & peg up the mountain by the owner and crew. Seasonal spring allows for some water on site. You will hike/bike/4 wheel/ snowmobile/ snowshoe or walk about one mile plus from the roadway to this treasure. Vermont's Long Trail State forest is close by. The parcel is surrounded by a large sugar bush. If peace and privacy is your wish you just found it
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