Properties Near - Hannah Clark Brook Road Montgomery, VT

Discover 34.6 private acres on Hannah Clark Brook Road in Montgomery, VT—just minutes from the four-season Jay Peak Resort. This beautiful property features a sunny clearing with stunning views of the Big Jay and Little Jay, plus a water and wastewater permit for a 5-bedroom home with design for an in-ground leach field. A driveway is established, and power is accessible from the southern boundary and is also on a neighboring property. The land offers a mix of open and wooded terrain with apple trees, an apricot tree, abundant wildlife, and incredible brook frontage along scenic Hannah Clark Brook—perfect for fishing and swimming. Enjoy hiking, snowshoeing, Nordic Skiiing, Hunting and / or Wildlife viewing. The road is town-maintained to within a few hundred yards, offering the ideal blend of rural seclusion and accessibility. Whether you're looking to build a year-round home or a seasonal retreat, this property offers views, privacy, and unbeatable proximity to both Montgomery Village and Jay Peak’s skiing, golf, and indoor waterpark.

Beautiful spot to build your dream home or camp near Jay Peak Resort and the quaint center of Montgomery. There is pride of ownership in the surrounding properties making this a perfect spot for you! 30.2 acres total, divided into two 15.1-acre lots. The land is wooded, quiet, and private, yet still close to town amenities, including great restaurants, shops, and other recreational opportunities. Wastewater permit WW-6-1682 was obtained in 2008 for two 3-bedroom single-family homes. This listing is for the entire 30.2 acres. Great location nestled between Route 242 and Hazen's Notch Road - which was named by Yankee Magazine as one of the best spots to view Autumn Foliage! Wonderful location for outdoor enthusiasts near the Long Trail, VAST trails, and plenty of wildlife abounds!

Stunning +/-25-acre parcel, surveyed and approved with waste water permits for two buildling sites, on a quiet country road in the scenic Vermont countryside. With approximately 1,200 sugar taps, this property offers an incredible opportunity for maple sugaring enthusiasts or those looking to start their own sugaring operation. Generous Road Frontage of over 2,000 feet provides easy access and a sense of privacy. Property rises slightly above road with moderate grades, with some clearing enjoy picturesque views of Big Jay and Little Jay from multiple vantage points on the property Development Possibilities: Two waste-water permitted and surveyed building sites are ready for you to bring your vision to life—whether it’s a dream home, vacation retreat, or agricultural venture. Utilities Available: Electricity is already on-site, making it easy to connect to any future development. This property is perfect for nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a slice of Vermont’s natural beauty. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to own a piece of land that combines privacy, utility, and breathtaking views!

This 5.43-acre (236,530 sq. ft.) lot was sub-divided in 1986 from what was once a 19th. century Vermont farmstead. This surveyed and fully legal sub-division was confirmed as-such in 2024 by the Montgomery, VT Zoning Administrator, and the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources. This acreage is set back 300 feet from Vermont Rte. 242 (Jay Peak Mountain Road), thus the land is privately located and lies upon a southerly-facing, gentle sloping hill-side. It is mostly wooded (soft and hard-wood) and has a small brook running diagonally through the property. Great opportunity to build a swimming and-or fishing pond. There are open areas that can accommodate building sites, or to use immediately for a travel trailer or tent camping. Removing some trees will open-up more views of some of Vermont’s colorful mountains. Firewood is plentiful on this property, and there may be some dollar-value in having the trees logged off and Do-It-Yourselfers may find enough logs to build a home. Note: 1) Owner is a licensed reale state professional.. 2) Access for the adjoining farmstead owner to maintain a 19th. century spring located near the stream on this lot. The spring supplies water for farm animals, and the farmstead has a deep driven well. Spring is not presently used and is not in a location that would compromise the building of a house.