Imagine waking up every morning to spectacular 180 degree long range views of pastoral farmland, to the surrounding mountains and beyond to the slopes of Killington and Pico Ski Resorts. That dream can be your reality at 867 East Bethel Road located in the heart of Vermont – Randolph Center. The home is ideally perched at the height of the 17.7 acre parcel which is comprised of a combination of both open lawn and pasture plus mixed forestland. The home was lovingly brought back to life with extensive renovations to both the house and garage. Reclaimed beams and barn boards were used to create warm accents while new windows and glass doors allow you to enjoy the expansive views from virtually every room. This property offers almost endless possibilities for use inside and out – Inside: 4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms could provide plenty of space for a family or variety of guest/multipurpose rooms. Alternatively, the home can easily be “split” by level to offer two, 1-level living units with separate entrances or connected and the lower level can be used as a private suite/multigenerational living arrangement. An office with direct entry to the outside can function as a client facing office for a small business space or as a mudroom/den. The 3-car garage offers plenty of indoor parking including a central 10 foot bay high enough to accommodate a midsize tractor, while the bay closest to the house has direct entry, is insulated, heated and can double as year-round shop space. Outside: the land can be used for quiet, private enjoyment and recreation or provide enough grazing or growing space for a small agricultural venture. Located just minutes to Interstate 89, and almost equidistant at roughly 45 minutes to both Killington and Sugarbush Mountain Resorts. Seller is motivated to sell.
Welcome to your own Vermont paradise, where breathtaking long-range mountain views, unforgettable sunsets, and peaceful country living come together on 58.6± acres. On a quiet publicly maintained gravel road and directly on the VAST trail, this beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers the perfect retreat. The home is filled with natural light and showcases spectacular views from the kitchen, dining room, living room, upstairs bedroom and walkout basement. Step directly from the dining area onto the deck: an ideal spot to enjoy your morning coffee or take in the stunning evening skies. The first floor features a generously sized primary bedroom with a full bath conveniently located just across the hall, along with an insulated mudroom perfect for every season. Upstairs, you'll find two oversized bedrooms and a full bath, including one bedroom positioned to capture the mountain views. The full walkout basement offers excellent potential with full laundry, plumbing already stubbed for an additional bathroom, and abundant open space ready to become a family room, recreation area, home office, or even a future in-law apartment. The home is heated by an oil boiler supplemented with energy-efficient heat pumps and a cozy pellet stove. Outside, a detached two-bay garage and workshop with overhead storage provides outstanding space for hobbyists, contractors, or entrepreneurs. Previously used as a CNC machine shop, the building is wired for three-phase power (currently configured for single-phase service), making it well-suited for a variety of uses. It includes a propane furnace to heat the shop space. List agent is related to the sellers.
Welcome to 167 Ward Hill, a rare and private Vermont homestead tucked in the quiet hills of Tunbridge on 52.6± acres of forest, open clearings, and long-range mountain views in the heart of the Upper Valley region. Peaceful, secluded, and surrounded by natural beauty in every direction, this modern 2017-built home offers a unique opportunity to step into a fully established Vermont lifestyle where privacy, land, and self-sufficiency come together. Thoughtfully designed for year-round living, features include: 3 BR, 2 BA, a bright, efficient layout that feels warm, simple, and comfortable in all four seasons. Large windows bring in natural light and frame the surrounding landscape, creating a constant connection between the home and the land. A solar and battery storage system supports fully functional off-grid living, offering quiet independence while still allowing for modern convenience. High-speed internet is also available, making the property well suited for remote work or staying connected while enjoying complete privacy in nature. The land itself is one of the defining features of this property. The acreage unfolds into a mix of mature woodland, established walking trails, and open clearings that offer flexibility for gardening, homesteading, recreation, or future expansion. Long-range mountain views and changing seasonal light give the property a sense of depth and scale that is increasingly hard to find. A detached studio/outbuilding provides additional flexible space, ideal for creative work, remote office use, guests, or hobbies — adding to the property’s versatility as a full-time residence or retreat. Despite its private and quiet setting, the location offers convenient access to the greater Upper Valley region, including Hanover, and Lebanon NH. This provides access to hospitals, shopping/dining, and area services while maintaining the feeling of true rural escape. Multiple ski areas are also within an easy drive for 4 season VT living.
This beautiful, unfinished home sits on +-113 acres in Tunbridge, with open and wooded land on both sides of the road. Foundry Road takes its name from an iron foundry that once operated along the First Branch of the White River, part of a cluster of mills, including a woolen mill and several sawmills, that powered the town's early economy. These grounds are maintained like a private park, with beautifully mowed, open fields bordered by woods for privacy and trails, and a peaceful stream running through the property. The road itself is public and maintained. The house is an old farmhouse currently mid renovation, with a thoughtful floor plan and good bones. The building materials needed to finish it are on site and the windows are already installed, but the interior still needs drywall, flooring, fixtures, and finish work throughout, giving a buyer the chance to choose the finishes themselves. Mechanically, a Viessmann boiler sits in the basement and has never been run, conduit and wiring are already in place for two mini splits to be installed, and the basement also holds a wood stove. It is an old house with everything new waiting to be finished, while its original character remains intact. There is a drilled well providing water to the property and an old spring available if you want for gardens. Because of its unfinished state, this property will not qualify for conventional or FHA/VA financing, but a construction loan is a workable option for a buyer who wants to complete the work. Schedule a showing to see the house and its grounds in person.
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