Properties Near Smead Road Wardsboro, VT

This one-acre parcel at 170 Maple Drive in the Snow Mountain Farms community offers the perfect opportunity to start your Vermont dream home. The property already has a state-issued 4-bedroom wastewater permit in place, making it ready for your 2026 build. Located on a town-maintained road with a quiet cul-de-sac setting, this lot provides both easy access and privacy. Driveway is in, lot is cleared and power is available at the road, helping simplify the building process from day one. Ideally situated just minutes from Stratton Mountain Resort and Mount Snow, you’ll enjoy year-round recreation including skiing, hiking, snowmobiling, mountain biking, and more. Whether you're planning a vacation retreat or a full-time residence, this property offers an excellent combination of convenience, outdoor adventure, and peaceful Vermont living. Property being offered with adjoining lot totaling 2.1 acres for $129k see MLS#5098154.

Located in the Snow Mountain Farms West community, this wooded two acre lot offers the perfect setting and privacy for your Vermont home. Positioned strategically between Stratton and Mount Snow, the property serves as an ideal base camp for winter sports enthusiasts and summer adventurers alike. Also close by is the Green Mountain National Forest, and the VAST snowmobile trails. Successful perc/soil testing was done in 2024 by Trinity Engineering. A 1988 septic design completed by Southern Vermont Engineering is also available and may need to be updated. This is your chance to claim your own peaceful piece of the Green Mountains in a four season destination.

Discover the perfect canvas for your Vermont dream home on this newly created 3.3-acre parcel in Wardsboro. Tucked away in a peaceful, private setting, you’ll enjoy the quiet beauty of the surrounding woods while still being within easy reach of some of Southern Vermont’s most sought-after destinations. Spend your winters skiing at Mount Snow or Stratton Mountain Resort, and take advantage of year-round outdoor recreation including hiking, snowmobiling, and exploring nearby trails and scenic byways. Whether you’re looking to build now or invest for the future, this property offers the rare combination of privacy, convenience, and access to everything that makes Vermont living so special. A potential building site has already been cleared and the owner will be roughing in a driveway soon. Initial contact has also been made with a local engineer to dig test pits for a future septic system and file for a state wastewater permit.

In the Heart of it all! This affordable acre of land is close to skiing, hiking, ponds and all the good stuff Vermont has to offer. Electric poles are across the street and the neighbors are hooked up. Starlink and Xfinity charts say they service the area for at home work, streaming or game playing. There are Covenants attached for the after midnight reading. There is a small stream on the Stratton -Arlington road side, Located in a little neighborhood, you can tuck right in and enjoy.

Affordable opportunities to own land in Southern Vermont are becoming increasingly hard to find. This 1.30+/- acre wooded parcel on Smead Road offers a gradual rise from the road, creating a private, natural setting to enjoy now or explore for the future. Conveniently located between Mount Snow and Stratton, the property is close to year-round recreation, including skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, kayaking, and the shops and restaurants of nearby Dover, Wardsboro, Wilmington, and Jamaica. Whether you're looking for a recreational retreat, an investment in Vermont land, or simply an affordable way to establish your own piece of the Green Mountains, this parcel is well worth a look.

This is a town sale property. There is a 30 day waiting period after a fully executed contract. The 30 days is a window for public feedback. Under the statute, if Town residence object to the sale, they have 30 days from the date of the notice to submit a petition to the Town. If a petition is signed by at least 5% of the towns registered voters, the select, Board cannot just sell the property, they must call a special Town meeting, so the voters can decide whether to approve or reject the sale. No engineering has been done on this lot.