Generate passive income and long-term cash flow with this once-in-a-lifetime opportunityâ??available for the first time since 1909. Spanning 380 acres of fields, timber, and river frontage, Leaning Barn Farm offers unmatched versatility in the heart of Addison County. Income streams include a maple sugar tap lease, 42 acres of tillable sandy loam soil to lease or farm, 286 acres of timber for logging or firewood, miles of roadside frontage, and an established farm stand, greenhouses, and apartments ready for income. Two dwellings provide options for multi-generational living, farmhands, or rental useâ??the classic farmhouse is 80% renovated, while a spacious double-wide adds flexibility. A new 4,000 sq. ft. barn and multiple greenhouses support nearly any agricultural pursuit. Most acreage is conserved with the Vermont Land Trust, while 34 acres remain open for future development. Baldwin Creek runs through the land, adding natural beauty and value. Owner financing and partnership opportunities available. Just 1 minute to Bristol Falls, 4 minutes to downtown Bristol, and within an hour of major ski resorts. A legacy property offering rare income potential, beauty, and flexibilityâ??ready for its next steward.Motivated Seller.
Generate passive income and long-term cash flow with this once-in-a-lifetime opportunityâ??available for the first time since 1909. Spanning 380 acres of fields, timber, and river frontage, Leaning Barn Farm offers unmatched versatility in the heart of Addison County. Income streams include a maple sugar tap lease, 42 acres of tillable sandy loam soil to lease or farm, 286 acres of timber for logging or firewood, miles of roadside frontage, and an established farm stand, greenhouses, and apartments ready for income. Two dwellings provide options for multi-generational living, farmhands, or rental useâ??the classic farmhouse is 80% renovated, while a spacious double-wide adds flexibility. A new 4,000 sq. ft. barn and multiple greenhouses support nearly any agricultural pursuit. Most acreage is conserved with the Vermont Land Trust, while 34 acres remain open for future development. Baldwin Creek runs through the land, adding natural beauty and value. Owner financing and partnership opportunities available. Just 1 minute to Bristol Falls, 4 minutes to downtown Bristol, and within an hour of major ski resorts. A legacy property offering rare income potential, beauty, and flexibilityâ??ready for its next steward.Motivated Seller.
A total renovation has just been completed at this incredible property- all new kitchen, baths, paint and lighting, mini splits for A/C in the works! "The Maples" was built in 1847 by Albert Dunshee- the son of one of the founders of Bristol. It is on the historic register as the finest Gothic Revival home in Bristol.The entire residence is full of charm, elegance, & attention to detail. With 4 bedrooms & 4 1/2 baths, you and your family/guests will be quite comfortable! Large rooms-flooded w/natural light, & hardwood floors throughout. The primary suite is on the main floor, including a spacious bedroom, office/sitting room and new custom full bath. The amazing kitchen is perfect for the gourmet cook in you, with high end appliances, custom cabinetry, island with overhang for seating & fireplace w/gas insert for cozy nights! The dining room is nearby, along with two living spaces boasting amazing windows and vistas to the outside. Upstairs are three more beds/baths and office. The expansive front porch overlooks the gardens, mountain views, paths, open lawn spaces & gazebo. A large barn for storage, equipment or animals- and a workshop. The smaller barn is perfect for an ADU, set back a bit from the main residence, and prelim. soil testing proved to be favorable for an additional wastewater system/well on the property. Less than a mile to Bristol village, this property is convenient to trails, skiing, hiking, and just 10 minutes to downtown Middlebury as well!
Charming Vermont village home offering the perfect blend of comfort and convenience. This spacious 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom property features 3,248 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, including a private apartment on the third floorâ??perfect for rental income or visiting guests. Enjoy breathtaking mountain views from this deep lot with a detached garage, pavilion, and storage shed. The outdoor space provides ample room for gardening, entertaining, or simply relaxing in Vermont's natural beauty. Solar panels help reduce electricity costs while supporting sustainable living. The property's prime location allows you to stroll to local parks, schools, and restaurants, genuinely embracing village life. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate being just 25 minutes from Mad River Glen and 30 minutes from Sugarbush for winter adventures. Burlington is 40 minutes away for those seeking urban amenities, while Middlebury College is a quick 20-minute drive. This versatile home offers the quintessential Vermont lifestyleâ??where small-town charm meets outdoor recreation and modern conveniences.
Bristol is located in Vermont. Bristol, Vermont has a population of 3,789. Bristol is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 17.61% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.02%.
The median household income in Bristol, Vermont is $77,500. The median household income for the surrounding county is $77,978 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Bristol is 48.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 76.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 5.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.8 inches per year, with 121.5 inches of snow per year.
