Fairfax Vermont Real Estate

Discover the opportunity to own two acres of beautiful, raw Vermont land in the highly desirable town of Fairfax! Ideally located just five minutes to the village of Fairfax and only ten minutes to Cambridge, this property also offers convenient access to St. Albans and the greater Burlington area, making it the perfect balance of privacy and accessibility. Tucked away on a quiet, low-traffic gravel road, this large wooded parcel provides a peaceful, natural setting surrounded by Vermont’s scenic beauty. With few neighboring homes nearby, you’ll enjoy the privacy, tranquility, and space that’s increasingly hard to find. Whether you’re looking to build a full-time residence or a seasonal getaway, this lot offers the ideal backdrop to bring your vision to life. The land is currently undeveloped and being sold as raw acreage, giving you a blank canvas to design and build exactly what you want. No permitting has been completed yet, allowing the next owner full flexibility to explore their own plans, layout, and improvements. Mature trees and natural landscape features enhance both the beauty and potential of the property. If you’ve been searching for a quiet slice of Vermont with proximity to key towns, recreation, and amenities, this Fairfax parcel is a rare opportunity to create something truly special.

Turn your dream into reality on this ready-to-go homestead land featuring a sugarhouse, useful storage sheds, a prepped building site, and established trees and perennial plants.  Rural back road living just over 30 minutes to Burlington or about 20 minutes to St. Albans.

The lot has some open and wooded area plus some wetlands which are great for seeing wildlife. Lot has slight slope going towards the Northeast. House site is passed the sharp corner at the end of McNall to a small portion of shared private driveway on the right. Driveway has been installed for this Lot. Septic design is for a 4 bedroom, conventional leachfield is located on Lot A. Lot is flagged. Map included is docs. State wastewater permit WW-6-3827-4. Seller needs to approve house plans prior to submitting for building permit. No mobile homes, manufactured home, tiny house or metal buildings.

A private yet conveniently located 3.53-acre surveyed and fully permitted building lot on Sam Webb Road in Fairfax. This parcel is part of a completed subdivision and is served by State Wastewater Permit WW-6-6447. Utilities are located near the property boundary on the north side of Sam Webb Road. The property features a mix of hardwoods and softwoods that support abundant wildlife. Existing trails and classic Vermont stone walls add character to the landscape. Seasonal views extend across the landscape, including Mount Mansfield to the east and Georgia Mountain to the south. The development plan provides an attractive homesite well back from the road. Once cleared, the elevated homesite should offer excellent sun exposure while the surrounding woods maintain a natural and private setting. Enjoy a peaceful rural setting close to four-season recreational opportunities at Mount Mansfield, Smugglers’ Notch, the Lamoille River, and Lake Champlain, while remaining within convenient reach of St. Albans, Essex, Interstate 89 at Exit 18, and Burlington International Airport, approximately 35 minutes away. Bring your home plans and create a private Vermont retreat in a location that offers both seclusion and accessibility.

Country lot with some woods, an open field and 538' of frontage along the Lamoille River. River ambience at it's best, canoeing/kayaking, fishing, swimming or just sit on the bank and enjoy the serenity. House site is up high and dry. Septic design is for a 4 bedroom Advantex system design. Map included in docs. State wastewater permit WW-6-3827-4. Seller needs to approve house plans prior to submitting for building permit. No mobile homes, manufactured homes, tiny house or metal buildings. Road is a Class 4 road which means it is to be privately maintained. The seller will continue to maintain until the last lot is sold. Then the 9 owners will equally be responsible to maintenance and repair the road. The small bridge is the Town's responsibility. Driveway base has been installed and building envelope is staked out.