Waterville, VT | 140 Page Hill Road

The best price for such an amazing piece of paradise! Settle in to your new home just in time to enjoy your warm coffee on the full length deck overlooking the fall foliage! 10 Minutes to Smuggler's Notch! **12.6 ACRES USABLE LAND** LARGE ROAD FRONTAGE** BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PARADISE** **Stunning 5-Bedroom Country Retreat with 12.64 Acres, Horse Barn, and More!** Welcome to this breathtaking 2880 sq. ft. home nestled on 12.64 acres of lush, private land. With 5 spacious bedrooms, including a unique bedroom featuring an attached office or nursery, vaulted ceilings in the living room and formal dining area. Beautiful exposed beams and wainscoting in the formal den, built-in bookshelves add a touch of elegance. The den can be separated from the living room with pocket doors, creating a sense of open space while maintaining privacy when needed. Large main suite, complete with its own private bathroom featuring a sauna room. And an electric fireplace adding warmth and ambiance. French doors to expansive porch. Across the porch, additional French doors lead into the living room, allowing for a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. With the two newer additions with poured concrete basements, this home is designed for comfort and convenience. Offering two full bathrooms, a dedicated laundry room, and a large kitchen space. New carpet, beautiful red tiles and hardwood floors. 6-stall horse barn with it's own power supply, water supply access and room to run. This property offers mature apple trees, a charming dog house and expansive 12.64 acres of open land Come experience the tranquility and beauty this property has to offer. Ask to have your FHA or conventional pre-approval transferred to a renovation loan. Pick your favorite contractor or roll up your sleeves, finance updates and build your dream kitchen, while making this your forever oasis! Ask your lender for more details and schedule a tour today!

This summer retreat awaits its next chapter. Each summer since 1932, the doors are opened again and the wood stove is lit for the first time of the season. For generations, this has been the place where summer starts: screen doors banging, the meadow turning gold, and the pond catching the evening light. Wide plank wood floors run throughout, worn soft by generations of bare summer feet. The eat-in kitchen centers on a farmhouse sink and a wood stove that has warmed cool mountain mornings for well over a century. A breezeway sitting room, with double doors on either side, was built for exactly one purpose: letting the summer air move straight through the house. Exposed beams and two ornamental fireplaces on the main level add to the historic character (chimneys and fireboxes are not verified functional and should be inspected). The house looks out over a wildflower meadow to a stone-lined, spring-fed pond. Historic stone walls trace the property's edges. This is a historic property, and it comes with a historic property's honest to-dos. The roof is newer, and significant structural and exterior work has been completed in recent years - real progress has already been made. What's left is mostly upstairs: those rooms are gutted or in need of renovation, and plaster and paint touch-ups are needed throughout the main level. This is a genuine project for a buyer who wants to restore a piece of Vermont history rather than move in on day one - bring your vision, your contractor, and a little patience, and there's a lot of house here to work with. Waterville sits within easy reach of it all: less than an hour drive to Burlington for city amenities, less than two hours to Montreal, and many ski areas, lakes, mountain biking, and hikes within close range for recreating.

This 1780 Cape Farmhouse may be your dream project. It has two huge, unfinished 2nd floor spaces, lovely views, original hardware and trim and updated basement, windows, well, septic and roof and a barn, shed and cavernous garage. Just off 108 in Bakersfield. The layout is purely main floor living right now: enter from garage by breezeway to the kitchen then living room, a piano room, two bedrooms with walk-in closets, a 3/4 bathroom and back to the large kitchen. Wraps woodstove chimney. Yet upstairs awaits your most glorious primary bedroom plans with its open, timber frame, insulated, 36 x 18 attic. Thirsty for more projects? There's a total of 1610 feet of unfinished spaces in this house. Another huge open space waits, above the breezeway and workshop. An oversized, timber frame garage will keep vehicles and gear out of the elements. But wait, this 1.6 acres has two other original buildings; noted as a milk-house and a cattle barn on historic documents. The home has an updated basement electric panel, older oil furnace and electric hot water heater. Full height basement was updated with poured concrete and insulated at the sill plate. A 2016 standing seam metal roof resolved leaks, but stains remain. Pella and Marvin windows added in 2004. Wastewater system replaced in 2019, 1000 gallon concrete tank, in-ground. 1994 drilled well. 1971 Survey. Receipts available for seller improvements. 2025 oil use=915 gallons, electric=$1080. Your mileage will vary. Sold "as-is, where-is". 1971 Survey notes 2.1 acres. 60pp Pre-inspection Property report available by request. Call for a showing. OPEN HOUSE Sunday 10/25, 10am-1pm

Escape to a turnkey wilderness retreat with this 14+/- acre off-grid sanctuary in Belvidere, VT. Nestled at the base of Laraway Mountain with nearly 200 feet of frontage on the North Branch Lamoille River, this is the perfect primitive camp to get away from it all. Accessed via a well-cared-for, level right-of-way, you will find two thoughtfully designed, custom-built cabins ready for immediate enjoyment. The main 24’x16’ cabin boasts 2x6 construction, R19 insulation, vinyl windows, a cozy woodstove, a small gas range kitchen, a bedroom, and loft space. It is efficiently powered by a 12-volt deep cycle battery system and a 120-volt portable station, ready for future solar or generator integration. A secondary studio cabin provides excellent guest quarters. Currently utilizing an out-house style dry toilet, the property functions beautifully as a rustic haven. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the abundant wildlife, making this an exceptional hunting and fishing basecamp near the Long Trail State Forest. You are also close to VAST snowmobile trails and less than 30 minutes from both Smugglers' Notch and Jay Peak ski resorts. While perfectly outfitted as a secluded off-grid escape, the land offers incredible potential for a future full-time residence. With extensive road frontage on VT-109, Laraway Mountain Road, and Fletcher’s Butternut Lane, grid power is easily accessible, and Mansfield Fiber offers high-speed fiber internet. There is no local zoning, and while no formal septic tests have been completed, State soil mapping indicates excellent prospects for a wastewater system, highlighting a prime potential building site off Laraway Mountain Road. With boundaries well-marked by flagging and blazing, this riverside property is ready to be your private getaway today, with endless possibilities for tomorrow. Cabins convey with current furnishings minus some personal items.