Properties Near 1881 Cahoon Farm Road Walden, VT

Whether you're looking to establish your dream homestead, a campground, or recreational retreat, this property offers ample opportunity. Sitting at 2200' elevation this property has breathtaking views of the Green Mountains. The VAST Trail runs through the property and there is near direct access to the 10,826 acre Steam Mill Brook Wildlife Management Area. The current owner has brought in power and broadband internet is available on Cahoon Farm Road. There is a 24x80' 6-bay equipment shed on site and an undeveloped spring that has never run dry. The current owner has established four sites for camping. There are two sites each with a "Hive" design hexagon cabin with outhouse, a third lot with tent platforms, and a fourth site with amenities for a camper. Town of Walden has no zoning and school choice!

Discover a rare opportunity to own 55.83 acres of scenic, versatile land in the peaceful town of Walden, Vermont. This spacious property features a meandering brook, mature mixed forest, partial clearings from past logging, and generous road frontage along two quiet country roads. It offers a perfect blend of privacy and accessibility. A true nature lover's paradise, this land is well-suited for a wide range of uses such as homesteading, off-grid living, recreation, or simply enjoying the peace and beauty of a private forest retreat. With minimal wetlands, existing trails, and multiple potential homesites, the property offers a blank canvas ready for your vision. Whether you're dreaming of a secluded cabin, rustic getaway, or a peaceful escape into the wilderness, this land delivers. Located in desirable Caledonia County, this parcel offers the serenity of big sky views, active wildlife, and immersive natural surroundings. It is all within easy reach of nearby amenities. Don’t miss your chance to own a prime piece of forested Vermont land where adventure, freedom, and tranquility meet.

Here are 50+/- acres in the heart of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, quiet, wooded, and full of potential. Once part of the land holdings of George Cary, a pioneer in Vermont’s maple industry, this parcel carries a unique connection to the region’s sugaring history. Today, it features a healthy mix of northern hardwoods, including a strong presence of sugar maples, plus species like white ash, red maple, and cedar. Whether you're considering a small sugaring operation, recreational use, or simply a peaceful escape, this land offers a beautiful natural setting. Located in Danville, a town known for its rolling hills, community spirit, and beloved local events, this property puts you within reach of outdoor recreation, quiet back roads, and the charm of small-town living.

This 4.0+/- acre lot boasts a prime location, just minutes from Danville and I-91, offering convenient access to both north and south destinations. The property features several existing utilities: a driveway, power supply, spring, and septic system. It is being sold in AS IS condition and includes a seasonal camp structure, a shed, and a barn. Additional photos will be available soon. Please note that while the barn is not listed on the ANR or tax map, it was included in the property conveyance to the current owner a few years ago. According to the Town Clerk, the tax map may not be entirely accurate. Feel free to drive by the location, but for safety reasons, please do not enter the property, as some structures may be unsafe.

This 10.72 private parcel sits just outside of Danville center allowing you the tranquility you are seeking and at the same time conveniently just a short distance from town. The amenities of this parcel include a small stream/brook, several flat spots for building your dream home (big or small) or a hunting camp, along with numerous other possibilities. The parcel also boasts a wonderful canopy of mixed trees with very little underbrush making it easy to navigate the land and clearcut for your vision. Clear cutting some of the property may allow you to have scenic views of surrounding mountains. Property has been surveyed. The two road frontage pins are visible, and some orange or blue ribbons have been placed in the trees above the pins to help with boundaries. The rear pins have not been marked at this time. Please feel free to explore this large parcel - just send a text or email that you are going.