Properties Near 5 Birdseye Road Ira, VT

This 10+ acre buildable lot offers a picturesque setting with stunning views that capture the natural beauty of rural Vermont as the landscape. The property features a well-designed driveway already in place, providing easy access to the potential building site. The expansive size of the lot allows for various possibilities in terms of architectural design and landscaping. Whether envisioning a private retreat or a luxurious residence, this buildable lot offers a canvas for creating a dream home amidst nature's splendor. The expansive acreage provides ample area for outdoor amenities, gardens, or recreational areas, allowing for a harmonious blend of architecture and natural surroundings. This one should be on your short list. Welcome home!

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE ! 10+ ACRES OF VACANT LAND ! Surveyed ~ Electric Power at road. Septic System already exists on property for two ~ 3 Bed homes ! 381' of road frontage ! Private dead end road. Possible sub-division into two 5 acre lots! Adjacent property of 10 acres with hunting camp also listed. Call for details. Not far from Castleton University and Lake Bomoseen !

Large lot to potentially build and explore the river frontage for fishing! You can also connect to the nearby Vast Trail in the winter months for snowmobiling. The property has a large pole barn for covered storage. A previous building has been removed and other material cleaned out. A large portion of the land is considered to be wetlands. Currently there is no wastewater permits or systems on the property, the next buyer will be responsible to obtain the permits for any potential building and utilities. The large property offers good road frontage and ample space to explore. Located just outside of West Rutland you are close to the conveniences of town!

Over 12 acres in desirable Castleton, VT, known for Lake Bomoseen, one of the largest and cleanest in the state. This location is a 3 or 4 minute drive to Crystal Beach, which offers kayak rentals and passes for both residents and non-residents. The parcel includes more than 600 feet of frontage on North Road, a quiet but important road that connects Crystal Beach to downtown Castleton. There are relatively flat areas near the roadside that would make the most convenient spots to build. Further in, the topography slopes down to an intermittent stream, then rises up once again to meet the rear boundary. Castleton itself is a vibrant community, the most populous in the county, with restaurants, cafes, farm stands, and Vermont State University. There's easy access to countless hikes and recreational activities, not to mention skiing at either Killington or Okemo each 45 minutes away. Perc Test: A past perc test showed viable soil on a flat area halfway between the roadside and the creek, however the written records are no longer available.