Properties Near 459 BAT HENNESY Road Moretown, VT

Cozy and charming Moretown cottage set on a beautiful 2.0 acre lot! Step into the welcoming mudroom and instantly feel at home with radiant heated floors, perfect for Vermont winters. The bright and open living room features reclaimed Hemlock wood floors and vaulted ceilings, creating a warm and inviting space filled with natural light. French doors lead to the back deck and yard, offering peaceful views and easy indoor-outdoor living. The thoughtfully updated kitchen showcases soapstone countertops, unique metal cabinetry, and a classic farmhouse sink. Recent improvements throughout the home include newer appliances, a recently updated bathroom, fresh paint in several rooms, and newer mechanicals including the water heater. Energy efficiency meets modern comfort with owned solar panels and a Tesla battery system, along with heat pumps added in recent years for additional heating and cooling options. Both bedrooms offer comfortable space with large windows and plenty of natural light. The unfinished basement provides excellent storage, and the attached two-car garage adds even more flexibility. Enjoy the beauty of the property from the back deck or take advantage of the nearby Winooski River just beyond the backyard. Conveniently located near Middlesex, Waterbury, and Stowe, with great community spots such as Camp Meade, and an easy interstate commute to Burlington. This quintessential Vermont cottage is not to be missed!

Ideal location with easy access to the Mad River Valley and all that it offers, from ski resorts to mountain biking trails, paddling on Blueberry Lake, and hiking the Green Mountains. Just 20 minutes to Waterbury or Montpelier, or jump on I-89 to access Burlington! Quiet street in a neighborhood setting. The house has a classic, covered front porch, and a flat, grassy yard. The original decor is ready to be updated, but the bones of the house are solid. The kitchen is open to the living and dining space. Main floor features include a pellet stove in the living room, and a bonus room with a vaulted ceiling, plenty of natural light and a second pellet stove for a cozy evening at home. The two upstairs bedrooms share a full bath, and there's a second, full bathroom on the main floor.

Stunning Hunger Mountain views out your kitchen window and from the 2nd floor primary bedroom, this circa 1850 cape is a romanitic dream. Attached small barn and former single bay garage to restore or use as a wonderful work shop. Above the flood plain yet close to the Mad River across 100B and just north of Moretown Village with over two and a half acres, a great location it is. Dramatic ledge outcroppings hidden in the upper woods could be a killer place to build a cabin or accessory dwelling. Fertile gardening soil and a 10 x 10 or so windowed shed for the hobby farmer. Jumbo laundry/mudroom, attractive 2015 Vermont green standing seam metal roof, 2022 furnace+water heater, 2024 sump pump and, get this, a brand new 3BR $31k in ground septic system in 2025. Yes! The heavy lifting done, just the fun stuff for your design; take this old Vermont farmhouse to the next level with your special sauce. Exterior scraped and largely primed before winter dropped. Surrounded on three sides by 125+ acres. Hop, skip and a jump to Sugarbush, Stowe, Montpelier and well under 50 minutes to the Queen City. Moretown, one of the Mad River Valley's best kept secrets can be yours. More is right... Please note the tax map northern boundary should be farther north of the driveway.

Tucked at the end of a quiet country road, this rustic Vermont camp cottage is surrounded by rolling lawn, towering maples, and two scenic ponds, offering exceptional privacy and a timeless, storybook setting. Inside, you’ll find warm wood paneling, original floors, a vaulted living room with a hand-built stone fireplace, and a vintage Crawford cookstove in the kitchen. 2 bedrooms include a bright upper-level primary with peaceful treetop views. The home has been a cherished full-time residence, vacation retreat, and hunting camp for decades and is ready for its next steward. Some personal items and older outbuildings will remain, and the property is being sold as-is. Whether you’re drawn to its nostalgic charm, potential for creative upgrades, or simply the serenity of the landscape, this is a rare opportunity to own a slice of classic Vermont that feels both hidden and alive with possibility.