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High Meadows is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a truly extraordinary property in one of Stowe’s most sought-after locations—Weeks Hill/Edson Hill. Spanning over 174 acres, this rare gem is a stunning blend of rolling meadows, classic stone walls, and peaceful Vermont woodlands, all interwoven with an extensive network of trails for walking, hiking, biking, or horseback riding. Whether you’re seeking a quiet retreat or envisioning a grand estate, the possibilities here are as expansive as the land itself. Unwind at the rustic, picture-perfect cabin, restore the charming sugar house, or bring your dream home to life, all while taking in sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. With its unmatched setting and timeless appeal High Meadows is a legacy property destined to be treasured for generations to come. Video tours and private showings are available by appointment.

Nestled high atop Stowe Hollow, this stunning 10+ acre parcel offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Vermont's natural beauty. Adjacent to state land, the property ensures privacy and protection while providing direct access to hiking trails, including the renowned path to Stowe Pinnacle. The panoramic views are nothing short of breathtaking, stretching across the picturesque Stowe Valley and framing the iconic ski trails of Mt. Mansfield in the distance. This unique setting is not only unusually beautiful but also deeply inspirational, offering a serene retreat for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. For those seeking the ultimate in luxury, a custom house package is available, allowing you to create the perfect home that complements this extraordinary location. Whether you're looking for a peaceful getaway or a year-round residence, this property promises an unparalleled connection to the scenic splendor of Stowe. A permit for a 6-BR septic has been obtained along with a septic design. There is a house design developed by luxury home specialists, PASTELLA BURNS, which is fully approved by the Town of Stowe. The approval also includes permission to cut additional trees to further expand the view.