Brownington, VT | 665 Wildwood Lane

Country home located on 45 acres in both Derby and Charleston. House is in Charleston. Survey to be completed in October. Tenants to be gone on 12/1/26. Acreage, road frontage and taxes can vary depending on final survey. Classic floor plan with an archway between the kitchen and dining room. 1st floor bedroom and bath. 3 bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor. Full walkout daylight basement under the house and garage. Class 3 road ends at this farm. Rented to 4 single guys currently. Only 2 owners since it was built in 1965. Large glass-enclosed porch across the whole side of the house.

Set in the quiet countryside of Brownington, this efficient 2-bedroom, 1-bath home sits on a level 1-acre lot and offers 1,120 square feet of comfortable single-level living. It’s located just off the historic Hinman Settler Road, built between 1791–1795 by Revolutionary War veteran Timothy Hinman to open settlement in Orleans County, Vermont. This 30-mile route runs from Greensboro to the Canada/US border and remains a major north/south corridor today. Living just off this legendary road means you’re connected to a piece of Vermont history that shaped the Northeast Kingdom’s early development. The home features recent full insulation and efficient lighting, a durable metal roof, vinyl siding, oil baseboard heat, and a wood stove for cozy secondary heat, making it a practical, low-maintenance property with genuine Vermont character. Move-in ready and efficient, this is a great opportunity for buyers seeking comfort, simplicity, and value in a quiet, historically rich Northeast Kingdom setting

Looking for a home in Orleans County, Vermont, with extra space, flexibility, and the potential for rental income? Discover this versatile property in the heart of Orleans Village, where small-town charm meets practical living! Whether you're searching for a primary residence, a home with separate living quarters for extended family, or a duplex investment opportunity, this property offers options to fit a variety of needs. Currently configured with two self-contained living units and separate utilities, the property offers an appealing opportunity for multigenerational living, accommodating guests or adult children, or living in one unit while renting the other to help offset homeownership expenses. Prefer a more traditional single-family layout? Explore the possibilities of adapting the space to suit your needs, subject to applicable approvals. Tucked away on a quiet side street just off Main Street, this Orleans, Vermont property offers convenient access to local restaurants, cafés, shopping, schools, parks, and everyday amenities. With Interstate 91 just minutes away, commuting to Newport, Barton, St. Johnsbury, and other Northeast Kingdom communities is convenient. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate being surrounded by some of Northern Vermont's most popular recreational destinations. Enjoy nearby Crystal Lake and Lake Memphremagog, skiing at Jay Peak Resort and Burke Mountain, mountain biking at Kingdom Trails, and year-round opportunities for hiking, fishing, boating, and snowmobiling. Why limit yourself to one possibility? Whether you envision a comfortable primary home, a separate space for family or guests, a home office or creative studio, or an income-producing duplex, this Orleans Village property offers the flexibility to make it your own. Discover the convenience of village living and the lifestyle opportunities of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. Schedule your showing today!

Tucked away on approximately 40 wooded acres in Brownington, this truly unique earthen home offers a peaceful setting and a fascinating piece of Vermont's natural-building history. The home features approximately 516 square feet of living space with a one-bedroom loft on the second floor and a newly drilled well. Built using natural and sustainable construction techniques, the home incorporates cob—a mixture of sand, clay and straw—along with straw bale construction and a roundwood timber frame utilizing logs harvested from the property. The home was originally created as part of an exploration of natural building methods and was designed with efficiency and passive-solar concepts in mind. While the home may appear to need some work today, it offers tremendous potential for someone who appreciates unconventional architecture, sustainable building, and a property with a story. Select MLS photos include clearly labeled AI-generated images intended to help buyers visualize possibilities for updating and enhancing the existing space. Surrounding the home are approximately 40 acres offering a wonderful mixture of woods, large open meadows, and trails winding throughout the property. A second clay structure, originally begun as a practice structure while experimenting with natural-building techniques, can also be found nearby. For outdoor enthusiasts, the property sits directly on the VAST snowmobile trail, providing convenient recreational access right from the land. Whether envisioned as a seasonal retreat, recreational property, or an opportunity to revive a truly distinctive Vermont home, this Brownington property offers acreage, privacy, history, and plenty of room for creativity.