Charlotte, VT | 440 Haymaker Road

Perched on over 16 private acres with direct access to the beloved hiking trails of Mount Philo, this exceptional property is a true nature lover’s paradise. Enjoy complete privacy and unbroken tranquility, bordered by more than 350 acres of conserved land with no other homes in sight. The crown jewel of this home is the captivating, 180-degree westerly view spanning Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains - offering a front-row seat to Vermont’s most breathtaking sunsets. Inside, the home blends sophisticated design with Vermont charm. A spacious, quintessential mudroom easily accommodates all your outdoor gear before welcoming you into the main living space. The open-concept kitchen, dining, and living areas flow seamlessly together, creating an ideal layout for entertaining framed by walls of windows that capture the spectacular vistas. The flexible floor plan features a convenient first-floor primary suite, a bright family room, and a versatile bonus room perfect for a home office or nursery. Upstairs, a second potential primary suite awaits, complete with a luxurious en suite bath and soaking tub. The finished, walkout lower level expands the living space significantly with two additional bedrooms, a 3/4 bath, and second family room. Outside, the newly painted exterior blends beautifully into the landscape. Relax or host gatherings on the expansive wrap-around deck, cultivate the sunny garden beds, or utilize the detached barn, which features a vehicle stall and a spacious second-story storage loft. Equipped with owned solar panels to offset energy costs, this home perfectly pairs sustainable living with unmatched natural luxury.

Set on five beautiful acres in Charlotte, this architect-designed home is shaped as much by its remarkable setting and views as by its architecture. Western views stretch toward the Adirondacks, expansive windows fill the interiors with natural light, and the surrounding landscape creates an ever-changing backdrop throughout the seasons. Designed by J. Graham Goldsmith Architects, the home is distinctive while remaining homey, with spaces that feel both considered and comfortable. The main level moves easily from an ample entranceway to a sunlit breakfast nook to the kitchen, dining room, living room, family room, and a charming home office/library, while a generous three-season porch extends everyday living outdoors. Gather around the living room’s wood stove on a winter evening, open the house to the porch when the weather turns warm, or simply settle in and watch the light change over the mountains. Upstairs, the primary suite opens to its own balcony with Adirondack views and incorporates ample walk-in closet space. The three additional bedrooms provide plenty of room to spread out. Above the two-car garage, a bright bonus room crowned by a windowed cupola is one of the home’s unexpected highlights, equally suited to an office, studio, playroom, or private retreat. A finished walkout lower level adds even more flexible living space. Outside, thoughtfully landscaped grounds transition naturally into the surrounding woods and open land, with access to 160 acres of shared trails for exploring beyond your five acres. Recent improvements include a new architectural shingle roof, fresh interior and exterior paint, and driveway upgrades. Charlotte’s beaches and Point Bay Marina are nearby, with Burlington within easy reach. It’s a home with a strong sense of place: thoughtful architecture, five acres to enjoy, and those long western views that never really get old.

Discover the charm and potential of this classic 3-bedroom, 2-full-bath farmhouse set on 25 picturesque acres in the RA-5 zoning district. The home features a real brick fireplace, offering warmth and character, while the property provides an exceptional blend of open land, gardens, and outbuildings. Formerly home to the Maple Honey Bowl business, this unique property includes a large two-story barn and an oversized detached two-car garage with second-floor storage, ideal for equipment, hobbies, or workshop space. The grounds are a gardener’s paradise, featuring fruit trees, mature apple, peach, and cherry trees, asparagus, horseradish, blackberries, red raspberries, rhubarb, grapevines, lilac varieties, flowering crabapple trees, irises, magnolia, hostas, maple trees, and fragrant lily of the valley, along with other abundant established perennials throughout the property. A portion of the acreage is currently leased to a local farmer for corn production, offering the benefit of active agricultural use. Whether you’re looking for a hobby farm, country retreat, or a property with room to grow, this rare offering combines rural beauty, functionality, and endless possibilities.