Properties Near 90 Kibling Hill Road Tunbridge, VT

Set in the rolling hills of Orange County, this 10-acre parcel offers a broad sweep of open meadow with tree-lined borders and long views west and north across the surrounding countryside. The land is largely flat and usable, with a gentle south-facing orientation and a mix of open field and mature forest edges that give the property both flexibility and privacy. Access is provided by a deeded right-of-way from Kibling Hill Road. Opportunities like this are increasingly uncommon in Tunbridge: a full 10 acres of open, buildable land with the pastoral character that continues to define this part of Vermont. The mowed meadow provides multiple potential building sites for a primary home, guest house, barn, or small agricultural operation, with plenty of room for gardens, animals, or simply open space to enjoy as it is. Tunbridge remains one of Vermont’s classic hill towns, known for its working farms, quiet back roads, and the longstanding tradition of the Tunbridge World’s Fair. The village center is a short drive away, while the First Branch of the White River winds through the valley below. South Royalton and Vermont Law & Graduate School are approximately 15 minutes south, with Hanover, Dartmouth, and the broader Upper Valley reachable in roughly 35–40 minutes via Route 110 and I-89. For buyers looking for land, privacy, and a strong sense of place without giving up regional access, this parcel offers a compelling balance.

This is your opportunity to start from scratch. Make your vision a reality. You could own a lovely expansive 24-acre undeveloped parcel in Tunbridge. Russell Road is exceptionally peaceful. Lots of large acre lots surround this one so privacy is possible! Russell Road is also only 7 minutes from downtown South Royalton. This lot offers a beautiful mix of mature hardwoods and softwoods, providing a sweet getaway into the trees or, if you decide to clear it, plenty of space to explore. The land is a true blank slate with no septic design, power, or existing infrastructure in place, waiting for your vision to take shape. The property is currently enrolled in the Vermont Current Use program; the buyer will be responsible for any fees or taxes associated with unenrolling the land unless they own abutting property and can maintain the enrollment.