Build your dream home on this beautiful 114-acre wooded parcel in Clarendon, Vermont. A cleared building site offers breathtaking mountain views, and a state wastewater permit is already in place for a 4-bedroom home. A roughed-in access road leads to the building site. Enjoy the privacy and recreation that comes with 114 acres of mostly wooded land, while being just outside of Rutland for convenient access to shopping, dining, healthcare, and everyday amenities. Located just 30 minutes from Manchester, Killington/Pico and Okemo, this property offers the perfect balance of seclusion, convenience, and year-round outdoor adventure. Owner financing is available, offering added flexibility for buyers.
Exceptional 40± acre parcel in Clarendon offering an outstanding opportunity for developers, investors, or those seeking to build a private country estate. Approximately 10 acres feature flat, elevated terrain with sandy, well-draining soils, making this area well suited for potential subdivision, subject to municipal and state approvals. Positioned high on the hillside with public road frontage on both Sherri Lane and Sunny Hill Drive, the property captures beautiful Green Mountain views and offers an exceptional setting for future homes. The remaining acreage provides a combination of some open space, with the majority being wooded with large stands of beautiful pine trees, and the natural beauty Vermont is known for, with opportunities for recreation, trails, wildlife, or a secluded homestead. Whether you're planning a residential development, family compound, or private retreat, this property offers the space and flexibility to bring your vision to life. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown Rutland and Route 7, you'll enjoy easy access to shopping, dining, healthcare, and everyday amenities while experiencing the peace of country living. Nearby attractions include Clarendon Gorge, the Long Trail, Rutland Country Club, lakes, rivers, and world-class skiing at Killington and Pico Resorts, golf, mountain biking, and hiking at Killington and Pico. This rare offering combines location, views, privacy, and development potential. Buyers need to conduct their own due diligence regarding zoning, subdivision potential, permitting, wastewater, utilities, and all applicable local and state regulations to determine the property's suitability for their intended use.
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