A renovated home, a three-unit development opportunity, and an additional single family building lot - all in one remarkable Jericho property! Set on approximately 1.4 acres in Jericho’s Village Center, 22 Park Street offers an unusual combination of a beautifully renovated move-in ready 3-bedroom home, a substantial second building with mixed-use potential and zoning to match, and an additional homesite for a future 3-bedroom residence with the infrastructure already in place. The existing home is ready to enjoy, with an updated kitchen and bath, inviting living spaces, and newly installed mini-splits. Next door, a former print shop/apartment presents an opportunity to create something entirely your own. Current plans envision three apartments totaling approximately 3,394 square feet, with a combination of one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts. The building has been extensively improved, including reframing, new insulation and updated siding. Finish the apartments as planned, explore a residential and business combination, or adapt the space to you! The current owner has also completed significant improvements to the property’s infrastructure, including a new septic system designed to serve the existing home, three apartments, and future 3-bedroom residence. Other improvements include: new main water line, new utility pole and main electrical cable. Natural gas is on site, electric is separately metered, and the permitted driveway/road has been curb-cut and completed, providing plenty of parking and access to the additional building opportunity. Imagine living in the existing home while completing the apartments and building your dream home out back. Create an income-producing property, establish a live/work arrangement, or bring together multiple living spaces for a private, multigenerational compound. With a move-in-ready home, substantial improvements already completed, and multiple paths forward, this is a property that invites you to think beyond the ordinary.
Some homes feel as though they have always belonged to the land around them. 1 Sage Road is one of those rare places. Set on approximately 30.5 acres at the base of Mount Mansfield, this extraordinary Vermont property was hand built by its longtime owner, renowned local stonemason Matt Parisi, and has been loved since 1957. From the moment you arrive, the setting feels almost storybook: a stone carriage barn, the Mount Mansfield ridgeline beyond, and a full stone and brick masonry home that could never be replicated the same way today. Step inside and you are transported. Verde Antique marble from a Vermont quarry anchors the living room, where a wood-burning fireplace invites you to settle in. Locally sourced beams, stone gathered from Underhill and across Vermont, Tennessee marble floors with radiant electric heat, and a dramatic dining room with an exposed stone wall and fireplace give the home a timeless, old-world character. The main house feels part Vermont homestead, part European country retreat. Just beyond it, the carriage garage continues the magic with large windows, a half bath, laundry, and a private 1-bedroom apartment above with its own utilities. The land is every bit as extraordinary as the buildings. The home sits on a knoll overlooking a beautiful beaver pond before the property rises into enchanting woods that border Mount Mansfield State Forest, connecting you directly to thousands of acres of protected mountain landscape. Hike, ski, snowshoe, climb, explore, or simply wander from your own backyard, an exceptionally rare setting where the forest feels like an extension of home. This is more than a home. It is craftsmanship, history, landscape, and love woven together over generations, a legacy property ready for its next chapter.
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