Winhall, VT | 0 Mountain Haunts

The 3.3-acre parcel of land located on Mt Haunts Road in Winhall has received approval for the construction of a four-bedroom residence, presenting an outstanding opportunity for prospective homeowners. This exceptional site boasts views of Stratton Mountain Resort, allowing residents to monitor the mountain's snow conditions from the comfort of their own home each morning, as well as enjoy views of the vibrant fireworks displays that light up the night sky. Nestled along a private road, Mountain Haunts offers residents the advantage of easy access to a variety of shopping, dining, and recreational activities available at the resort, all of which are conveniently located just minutes away. Furthermore, the prestigious Stratton Golf Course is in close proximity, enhancing the appeal of the area for golf enthusiasts. Additionally, the picturesque town of Manchester, Vermont, is merely a short drive away, providing an array of outlet stores and exceptional dining establishments, thereby enriching the overall living experience in this desirable location. NOTE the first 7 photos are taken from the left of the lot being sold, to show the view. The 8th photo off deck of neighbor to right of property.

This expansive building lot, situated just off the Stratton Access Road, offers breathtaking views of Bromley Mountain, presenting an ideal opportunity to construct your dream home in the picturesque setting of Stratton, Vermont. The property is designated for a five-bedroom residence, with the necessary State Waste permit (WW-2-1972-14) already in place, ensuring a smooth development process. Its prime location in Stratton Gardens allows for convenient access to the Stratton Resort, where one can reach the ski lifts in under five minutes, making it a perfect retreat for winter sports enthusiasts. Additionally, the charming town of Manchester is a mere twenty minutes away, providing residents with a variety of shopping and dining options, thus combining the tranquility of mountain living with the conveniences of nearby urban amenities.

This 1.2-acre parcel offers what few properties in Southern Vermont can—a front-row seat to one of the region’s most breathtaking natural landscapes. Abutting the renowned Pikes Falls swimming hole and waterfall, this land enjoys immediate proximity to a setting protected by the Conservation Society of Southern Vermont. Glamping has become one of Vermont’s most sought-after experiences, and this land is ideally positioned to meet that growing demand. The current owner has secured an Act 250 permit for a three-unit, four-season glamping campground, creating an exceptional investment opportunity for a nature-based hospitality concept in the Green Mountains. Future guests—or homeowners—can enjoy evenings under star-filled skies, time spent in the surrounding natural beauty, and easy access to hiking, biking, and outdoor recreation in one of Vermont’s most scenic regions.  The property offers both seclusion and convenience, located just minutes from Stratton Mountain Resort with additional access to Magic Mountain and Bromley. The nearby villages of Jamaica, Londonderry, and Manchester provide year-round dining, shopping, and classic Vermont character.  A state wastewater permit is also in place for a four-bedroom home. Buyers wishing to pursue residential development would need to amend the existing Act 250 permit accordingly. Buyer and buyer’s representatives to verify all permitting and regulatory requirements.  A state wastewater permit is also in place for a four-bedroom home. Buyers wishing to pursue residential development or additional options would need to amend the existing Act 250 permit accordingly, subject to state and local approvals. Buyer and buyer’s representatives to conduct their own due diligence and verify all permitting and regulatory requirements.

Parcel 2 is a forested 30-acre property situated on Schoolhouse Road in Jamaica, Vermont. From the intersection of Schoolhouse and South Hill Roads, the road winds around a sharp bend and climbs a short hill before reaching the majority of the property, which lies along the north side of the road. A weathered stone wall is found along the entire length of the road frontage, hinting at the land's rich agricultural history. The land itself is level, wooded terrain with several natural clearings near the road offering promising building sites for one or two homes, with power already available at the road. Notably, the town of Jamaica has no zoning restrictions, making this an exceptional opportunity to create a private family compound just minutes from some of the region's best outdoor recreation. An old woods road winds along the level contours of the property and continues onto the neighboring parcel, inviting exploration on foot or by ATV. Beyond the road, the land descends to the north into a wetland area a haven for a wide variety of birds and wildlife. Evidence of a resident beaver family can be seen in the twin ponds found just below the wetland, adding to the property's natural charm and biodiversity. The forest itself is impressive, featuring mature trees, some over a century old, lending a sense of peace and quiet while walking the land. While there may have been selective tree harvesting long ago, little trace of that history remains in the forested hillside today. Crisscrossing through the woods, additional stone walls stand as silent reminders of the property's farming past, adding character and a connection to Vermont's rural heritage. Schoolhouse Road eventually transitions into a Legal Town Trail, making it an ideal route for biking enthusiasts leading roughly 3 miles west to scenic Pikes Falls Road.

This exceptional 3.8-acre, partially-cleared Winhall lot offers potentially unobstructed views of Stratton mountain, and is permitted for a 4BR home perched at the top of the lot's slope. Nestled in pines, spruces, birches and maple trees, this private Vermont retreat offers an enviable sense of seclusion and natural beauty away from it all, yet with easy proximity to four seasons of fun including skiing, hiking, the Snowmaking Pond, and Bondville and Manchester shopping and dining. 15 minutes to Stratton village, 13 minutes to Bromley village, and 20 minutes to Manchester center. Wastewater and well permits and plans in place.