West Haven Vermont Real Estate

If you are looking for a town where there are more cows than humans, some of the prettiest Vermont landscape around, along with very little development, then welcome of Deer Meadow Farm. West Haven has very little sales because people love living there. A true country experience, yet an easy drive into the town of Fair Haven. The 108 acres consist of two lots that were purchased by the seller. All of the deeds and land use information is under the documents to show you the history of the land. The ranch was constructed in 1992, and has been rented for a number of years, and now is ready for the new owner. The property has a large barn that could be used for a number of things and has easy access off from Pettis Road. The land has a nice balance of open and wooded land and across the road you also have access to what is known as The Narrows Wildlife Management Area. This is a 429 acre tract of land owned by the state of Vermont and has 5,456 feet of shoreline frontage on Lake Champlain. Twenty acres of the WMA are on an island which is accessible most of the year by a narrow land bridge, during times of high water it becomes a true island. I think you get it, a rare find that may never come on the market again. This West Haven property is one of Vermont's hidden gems. Time to slow down and realize what really matters, peace and tranquility.

A Once-in-a-Lifetime Legacy Estate – 221-Year-Old Historic Property: Step back in time with this extraordinary 221-year-old estate, a generational treasure owned by the same family for over 2 centuries. Nestled on 80+ acres of pristine land, this property is a rare blend of history, grandeur, and natural beauty. The centerpiece is a magnificent historic home, meticulously preserved, offering timeless architectural details, original craftsmanship, and an ambiance steeped in history. A known stop on the Underground Railroad, this estate carries an unmatched legacy, with hidden passageways and historical significance woven into its history. Whether your love is of historical detains such as the grand entrance, the 11' ceilings or the 7 large fireplaces this estate has a lot to fall in love with. Complementing the main residence is a charming renovated caretaker’s house built in 1900, multiple classic barns, and a stately carriage house, all contributing to the property’s rich past. Expansive fields, mature woodlands, and rolling landscapes provide a breathtaking backdrop, ideal for equestrian pursuits, farming, or private retreat living. This estate is more than a home it’s a living testament to history, offering a rare opportunity to preserve the past while embracing the future. A property of this significance is truly once in a lifetime. Welcome Home!