Properties Near 3928 VT Route 11 Londonderry, VT

Location, location, location!! Commercial Property with Endless Possibilities in Southern Vermont. Start a new business or add a new chapter to the present one ! The fabrics, notions, sewing machines and service compares to no where else! Just look at the quality of the fabrics and machines! Escape to Vermont and carry on the legacy! Located on the "Historic Highway" of Vermont with 5 acres in the heart of Southern Vermont, this property offers versatility, and potential. Currently operating as a successful fabric, notions and sewing machine business for the past 17 years!! This property presents an exceptional opportunity for a variety of uses. The main building features central air, updated electric and plumbing. There is plenty of on site parking. A true highlight is the large, historic waterwheel barn. Currently used as work shop this space also offers many possibilities. Property can be purchased alone or negotiated with the existing business. Don’t miss your chance to start your business and own a piece of Vermont. Schedule a showing today. THIS PROPERTY IS NOT IN THE FLOOD ZONE

Successfully operated as a favorite local restaurant, this property offers and exceptional opportunity for a variety of permitted uses. Located between downtown Londonderry VT and Magic Mountain Ski Area with plenty of local and tourist traffic on busy Route 11. Pleasant mountain view and large side yard for a myriad of outdoor activity. Plenty of on-site parking available. All measurements approximate.

For the first time in a generation the Mill Tavern is available for purchase. This beautiful post and beam structure built in 1840 was once a 170 seat dining and lounge fixture for second home vacationers in Londonderry VT. The Mill is located in the middle of four major ski resorts at the convergence of Route 11 and scenic route 100 which is one of the most popular foliage drives in all of southern Vermont so there is plenty of daily traffic to support your vision. Many of us grew up and created lots of memories spending time at the Mill. The owner is hoping to find someone who shares his vision of what the property once was and could once again be. Historically, the Mill was only open during the winter months, but the business numbers could be improved tremendously if you opened up year round. The charm of the original restaurant is still there, but the building is in desperate need of some repairs. The building badly needs a roof and some internal damage from the the flooding needs to be fixed. This would be a cash sale. Most likely not mortgageable.

Old Homestead could be renovated. Structure is currently inhabitable, but beautiful property and lots of potential. Needs to be combined with the sale of the Mill Restaurant next door.