Cavendish, VT | 2949 Route 131

Tucked into the charming village of Perkinsville on 3.8 acres, this unique residential and commercial property offers the perfect balance of opportunity, lifestyle, and connection. You will be moments away from Stoughton Pond, hiking trails, and within driving distance to some of Vermont’s most sought-after ski resorts. For years, this property has been a gathering place, Saturday nights around the kitchen table, laughter filling the home, and a trusted shop where neighbors came not just for service, but for connection. Now, it’s ready for its next chapter. One level home of comfortable living, with an open-concept kitchen, dining, and living area designed for both everyday life and easy entertaining. 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths provide flexibility, including a primary bedroom with an oversized closet. The enclosed, heated front porch offers additional living space and convenience, complete with a washer and dryer. The walk-out basement expands the possibilities. Ample ceiling height, workshop area, second laundry setup, ¾ bath, and a bonus room ideal for an office or creative space is a functional extension of the home. A classic Vermont touch, the built-in dumbwaiter, makes bringing firewood upstairs simple and efficient. The 2 story garage/shop stands ready for its next purpose, featuring multiple bays with car lifts, high ceilings, heat, and a half bath. Additional outbuildings with concrete floors and covered storage areas provide ample room for equipment, tools, recreational vehicles, and more. A property with this kind of flexibility, history, and heart doesn’t come along often. Bring your ideas and your creativity and make it your own. Sellers are submitting elevation certificate to FEMA to be removed from flood plain map.

Located just 10 minutes from downtown Ludlow’s vibrant shopping and dining, and the world class slopes of Okemo Mountain, this property delivers the ultimate year round Vermont lifestyle.Escape to Your Cozy Southern Vermont Sanctuary Nestled in charming Cavendish. This 3 bedroom home seamlessly blends rustic character with modern comfort. Inside, gather around the wood burning stove or prepare delicious meals in the fully equipped kitchen featuring the farmhouse sink. The thoughtful layout offers flexible living with a main floor bedroom and bath alongside two bedrooms and a full bathroom upstairs. Outside you will find a carport with attached shed for plenty of storage, keep the wood dry for the stove or snow off your car. Outside enjoy the fenced in yard or unwind around the fire pit under the stars. Don't miss out schedule your private showing today!

Three properties are being sold together with some owner terms possible. Investors, Dreamers, Skiers, Business Owners...Many possibilities and much potential. Bring your ideas. Weddings in the barn? Indoor growing? A ski house? A cafe or store? Lots of flexibility with no zoning. Renovations can continue or property can be sold as it is. In the past, the Okemo Shuttle has stopped across the street at Mill Street. It is a quick drive to Proctorsville - bakery, brewery, restaurant, store. 2071 Main Street could be used as a single family or two units. The town currently lists 7 bedrooms. The upper level is almost renovated with still a few things to do and the prep work has begun in the lower level. Live in the upper unit and have your business in the lower unit or have another income-producing unit or make into one amazing single-family home. Even the attic was once used as living space perhaps as part of a third unit. The chimney flashing has been addressed, slate work done, a membrane roof over the bay window area installed, some support work and vapor barrier added in basement, many windows reglazed, soffit and fascia painted, etc. The cosmetic work in the upper unit is done with the bathroom in progress. The barn that is on 2071 Main Street has had work done to the roof (sheathing boards, slate, and ridge cap). The upper level is an impressive open space. The lower workshop area of the barn needs flooring work. 2055 Main Street was once a large building built around 1880 and was the Fletcher Library. It was most recently a 4-unit apartment building with office space on the lower level. After a fire, the newer concrete foundation at the back of the structure was capped and covered for a future use. This property also has a large barn which has had work done to the roof. 28 Pleasant Street is behind the Main Street properties and has a separate access off Pleasant Street. Schedule your tour today! One of the owners is a licensed real estate broker.

Tucked into the Vermont hills on 15 private acres, this inviting property offers the space and setting to bring your homesteading vision to life. The cozy floor plan features an open kitchen and dining area warmed by a woodstove, along with a sunny living room offering direct access to the covered porch. A full bathroom completes the main level. Upstairs, you’ll find two spacious bedrooms, while the walkout basement offers excellent potential for additional usable space. Outside, a newly installed greenhouse and shed provide a wonderful start for gardening, equipment storage, or small-scale agricultural pursuits. A spring-fed pond adds beauty and character to the landscape, and trails wind throughout the acreage for hiking, snowshoeing, and exploring. Set well away from Route 131, the property feels peaceful and secluded, yet enjoys convenient access to the main road at the bottom of the driveway. Whether you envision cultivating gardens, keeping animals, or creating a private Vermont retreat, this property offers an appealing combination of acreage, natural features, existing improvements, and privacy. Visit the Okemo real estate community today. Taxes are based on town assessment.

This two-bedroom home in the Perkinsville area of Weathersfield has been under the same ownership for many decades. You know it is a sweet spot if someone stays that long. Being sold out of the estate now, it is ready for a fresh start! There is an office downstairs, both bedrooms are upstairs with plenty of eave storage and deep closets. The staircase hides a built-in storage space that makes good use of every corner. The home’s major systems have been kept up with and well serviced, with a standing seam metal roof, an oil hot air furnace ~10 years old, and a water heater ~5 years old. An automatic standby generator keeps the power on through Vermont winters, and its propane tanks are tied into the home’s supply as a backup in case the main tank runs low for the gas stove. The three-bay garage offers plenty of room for vehicles and equipment, and one bay is fully finished and heated as a workshop, ready for woodworking, repairs, or hobbies year-round. Outside, a wide, well-kept lawn surrounds the house with a practical garden shed and plenty of room for gardens among the apple and pear trees. You will add your own cosmetic touches but the heart of the home, the natural light and well maintained systems are all here! Schedule a showing.