Weathersfield Vermont Real Estate

Nice country setting with an old barn, home burnt several years ago. There is a small pond on the property. There is not septic or well. Lot would be perfect for a tiny house or small home. Variance from setbacks may be required, buyer and agent to do due diligence.

Hunting cabin in the woods available for the first time in over 40 years on 4.2 acres. Level wooded lot in private location on a privately maintained trail. Cabin was completely redone in 2017. Very basic. No water or septic. Electric at the main road. Cabin has a main room, a smaller room, a storage/closet room and a ladder to a loft. All pine interior. Shingle roof. Metal chimney is there but no heating stove is in place.

Property has an older home on the property that needs repairs or be removed and build your new home. The property offers 150 +- feet of river frontage on North Branch Black river.

On an abandoned road running along Blood Brook, this 56 acre parcel of land, rising to 1000 feet-with potential views of New Hampshire, is a perfect property for all sorts of uses, from simple walks to possible development. Seize this opportunity to own land in Vermont that is also only minutes to Route 91 and the rest of the Upper Valley. There is a right of first refusal on this property.

A rare opportunity to own approximately 39 acres and a genuine piece of Vermont history in the historic hamlet of Weathersfield Bow. Known historically as the former Danforth Inn, this circa-1780 property is far more than an old house it is a remarkable collection of land, barns, history, and possibilities. The 39.11-acre parcel begins along U.S. Route 5 and extends deep into the countryside behind the homestead, offering a wonderful combination of open space, woods, privacy, and recreational potential. Adding to the property's unique character, historic Road J East (TH-114), currently identified as a Class 4 town highway, runs along a portion of the surrounding acreage. Two impressive historic barns add tremendous character and versatility. The larger barn features a beautiful stone foundation, full lower level, and surviving cow stanchions—reminders of the property's agricultural past and a wonderful opportunity for someone interested in farming, animals, storage, workshops, or preservation. The setting is equally compelling. Located along Route 5 in Weathersfield Bow, the property is surrounded by the rural landscape and history that define this special part of Vermont. At the heart of the property stands the circa-1780 residence, retaining an extraordinary amount of its early character, including wide pine floors, period woodwork, doors, hardware, and a center-hall staircase. The home needs significant restoration, but its remarkably intact character provides an increasingly difficult-to-find opportunity to preserve rather than recreate an early Vermont home. For the preservationist, farmer, equestrian, outdoor enthusiast, or buyer simply searching for substantial acreage with a story, this is a truly uncommon Vermont property where history, land, and opportunity come together.

Views of the surrounding hills including Mount Ascutney, Little Ascutney and Hawks Mountain. A large parcel with great variety. 35 acres of level cropland. Other fields, forest and transitional areas. Streams running through the land. 20 minutes to skiing at Okemos. On the VAST trail system and only a short distance to I91 Exit 8. Ascutney Outdoors is nearby. Make your own farm or a family estate.