Nestled in the hills of Brookfield, south of the Williamstown Gulf, lies this 36-acre parcel. Perched on a knoll just off Vermont Route 14, the secluded property features an existing driveway, a rustic cabin heated by a wood stove, and additional outbuildings. Power and septic are already on site. Featuring a mix of forest and open space suitable for gardens or a potential homestead, this property offers incredible potential for rehabilitation and is ideal for a camp getaway, hunting, or outdoor enthusiasts. Additionally, the land is eligible for enrollment in the Vermont Current Use program, and maple trees located uphill present an opportunity for sugaring. This diamond in the rough property is worth your time.
Set on 10 peaceful acres in Brookfield, this 1830s farmhouse brings together the character of an older Vermont home with gardens, mature apple trees, a barn, and room to enjoy the land. Across the quiet town-maintained road, an open field creates a broad western outlook and beautiful evening sunsets. Inside, wide board floors, exposed beams, and a fireplace reflect the home's early New England character. The kitchen and dining area feature exposed timbers and an antique Glenwood wood stove, while a slate floored mudroom provides a practical everyday entrance. Remodeled bathrooms add modern comfort, and windows throughout the home bring in plenty of natural light. The flexible floor plan includes three bedrooms, an office, and an additional flex room, with two bedroom options on the main level creating the possibility for first floor living. Cold storage areas on both levels provide useful space for seasonal items, gardening supplies, and more. Outside, established garden beds and mature apple trees surround the home, while the chicken coop and barn add possibilities for animals, hobbies, or simply making more use of the acreage. Open grassy areas transition into woods, and the barn is set farther into the property with additional land around it. A standing seam roof and EV charger add modern practicality, while the location makes this peaceful setting surprisingly convenient; approximately 10 minutes from I-89, less than 20 minutes from Gifford Medical Center, and under 30 minutes from Montpelier. For someone drawn to an old Vermont farmhouse, a garden of their own, a few animals, and enough land to make the property what they want it to be, this is one worth seeing in person. Open House Saturday 9/19/26 10:30a - 12:00.
This fabulously detailed Greek Revival residence has been extensively renovated/restored over the last 5 years. Fully deserving such as this is the premiere residence in what is known as Pond Village. Extensive frontage on Sunset Pond includes a swimming/boat dock. The property is adjacent to the famous Brookfield Floating Bridge and across the road from Green Trails Inn with its Pond Village Pub, yet retains a very special sense of quiet and peacefulness that Sunset Pond emulates. The four bedrooms are spacious and all have commanding views and plenty of natural light. The first floor bedroom suite has its own private exterior entry. The renovations were very respectful of the original details of the residence including original flooring, exquisite stairway with newel post and banister, some original interior plaster which helps maintains a strong period feel. As with most Greek Revival homes, high ceilings and plenty of natural light. The original entry with original door is totally complete with granite threshold and exterior cut granite steps and its original door bell. The screened porch off the kitchen area has vast views of the pond and the open back yard while provided the perfect space for relaxation and dining. There is a 26'x36' two story period barn directly on the ponds shoreline that has been structurally stabilized and ready for whatever purpose one might have, from storage to workshop to whatever. Truly a turn key property with exceptional recreational, cultural and dining close at hand.
This is one of those properties that stands in a league of its own. This one-of-a-kind sanctuary has maritime-level craftsmanship in the new addition circa 2007 combined with old-world functionality of an 1800s farmhouse. Accessible, usable +-66.54 acres of land in current use with private cross-country skiing, walking, mountain biking, or horseback riding trails give you a space to retreat in the woods and fields. Creative passions abound, most famously and affectionately known as The Climate Change Yacht Club. This property is designed to function like a private park. There are beautiful wide and well maintained trails, custom art installations and incredible room to potentially subdivide or build additional structures. Highlighting the outdoor space is a custom solar array that doubles as a striking sculptural art piece / barn frame, set alongside thoughtfully landscaped gardens with elegant real marble steps and essentially every perennial that grows in this zone. The gardens are jaw dropping. The original home retains rare, irreplaceable character. The wood floors are of a quality simply no longer found today. An expansive new addition dramatically expands the living space, underlaid by a full unfinished lower level that offers endless potential for customization, storage, or future expansion. Single level living with a full bath and a 3/4 bath, bedroom, laundry and private library all on one level. Upstairs provides a bonus office and living space plus two more bedrooms. Outside, a grand circular driveway provides a graceful entrance to the residence with multiple covered parking space or garage bay options. Situated on coveted Ridge Road, a paved and publicly maintained road making this very accessible. For makers, or serious hobbyists, the property features a massive multi-bay heated workshop space equipped with dedicated meter and high-capacity power tailored for CNC machinery and heavy equipment. Schedule a private showing.
The Colt House - This circa 1825 historic Vermont farmhouse has been lovingly stewarded for almost 20 years by the current owners who have invested in many upgrades while preserving as many of the historic features of the home as possible. Some notable improvements include major infrastructural upgrades to electrical systems, the basement, boiler, roof, insulation, and most aesthetically notable - extensive stone walls that surround mature perennial gardens all framing this gorgeous home. This property provides the quintessential Vermont country living lifestyle year round – you'll enjoy picking apples in fall at neighboring Liberty Orchards; hear the ringing of sleigh bells while curled up next to the wood-stove in winter as horse drawn sleighs pass along the large front windows; watch winter turn to spring over the valley and hills beyond; and savor berries and beautiful flower bouquets handpicked from your own backyard in summer. Expansive rooms throughout the home are flooded with natural sunlight through modern but period accurate windows. This property is located within close proximity to Brookfield's famous Floating Bridge - a popular fishing and swimming attraction at nearby Sunset Lake (formerly known as Colt Pond) and the quaint “Pond Village” featuring the newly restored Green Trails Inn and Pond Village Pub. It is further served by proximity to the villages of Randolph, Northfield, and Williamstown within less than a 20-minute drive. Vermont's capitol of Montpelier is just a 30-minute drive and both Burlington, VT and Hanover, NH can be reached in less than an hour's drive.
Surprisingly convenient, yet wonderfully secluded! Just 15 minutes to Gifford Medical Center and I 89 Exit 5 in Randolph, this private Vermont retreat offers the peace of a remote setting without sacrificing accessibility. Tucked away atop a Class 4 town road, this charming camp, built in 1998, is reached by a gradual driveway leading to the privacy you've been searching for. Live off grid, start the 15k watt Onan generator, or connect to nearby power and high speed internet the choice is yours. With excellent solar exposure, energy independence is the attractive option. The open concept design delivers comfortable, efficient living that rivals today's tiny homes while offering room to expand. Resting on post and beam supports, the camp features an enclosed porch and a spacious deck with awning for relaxing or entertaining. Expand, upgrade, or simply enjoy it as your seasonal getaway. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate nearby hiking, hunting, fishing, ATV and snowmobile trails, plus the iconic Brookfield Floating Bridge and Sunset Lake just minutes away. Adding tremendous value, the seller recently installed a new State-certified septic system and is completing final landscaping and seeding. An affordable Vermont escape offering exceptional privacy, recreation, flexibility, and future potential.
Tucked away on 10+/- enchanting acres in beautiful Brookfield, this special property is filled with warmth, charm, and the kind of peaceful beauty that makes you want to stay forever. Wander along the magical forest trail, cross the path bridge, and discover your own frontage on North Pond, the perfect spot for paddling, quiet reflection, or simply soaking in nature's beauty. The main home welcomes you with inviting outdoor spaces designed for every season, from the beautifully landscaped stone patio with fire pit to the expansive covered front porch made for relaxing summer evenings. Step inside through the side entry and deck into a spacious mudroom area with overhead storage, then continue into the sunny country kitchen featuring a cozy breakfast nook and abundant cabinetry. The heart of the home is the open living and dining area centered around a charming wood stove, creating a warm and inviting gathering space. Just off the dining room, enjoy easy access to the covered porch for seamless indoor-outdoor living. The first floor also offers a spacious primary bedroom and full bath, while upstairs you'll find two generously sized bedrooms and a half bath. Adding even more versatility and value is the beautifully renovated second dwelling connected by the front deck and steps. With a two-car garage below, this lovely space offers an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area, one bedroom and bath on the main level, and upstairs a large bedroom with French doors plus additional flexible space ideal for a home office, studio, or reading nook. Complete with its own heating system, electric service, and septic, this second home is perfect for guests, rental income, or multi-generational living. A truly exceptional property where comfort, nature, and opportunity come together in one unforgettable setting. Join us for an Open House on Saturday, May 30th from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
87 Stage Road offers more than 2,200 square feet of finished living space with three bedrooms, two full baths, and room to enjoy every season in Vermont. The main level features comfortable living spaces, a spacious primary bedroom, and easy access to the large wraparound deck overlooking the backyard. Outside, the property is set up for relaxing and entertaining with an above ground pool, hot tub, generous deck space, paved driveway, and detached two car garage. The finished walkout lower level adds valuable additional living space with a custom bar, wood stove, and flexibility for a family room, game room, home office, or guest space. Set on approximately two acres in Brookfield, the property combines country surroundings with practical features that make everyday living easier. Publicly maintained road access, garage storage, outdoor recreation, and multiple finished living areas give buyers plenty of ways to make the property their own. Whether it is summer afternoons by the pool, fall evenings on the deck, or winter nights around the wood stove, 87 Stage Road offers space to enjoy home year round.
**REDUCED!!** New, new, new! Originally started as a 2018 build but never completed, this home has been expertly finished and thoughtfully elevated by its current owners resulting in a property that exceeds expectations at every turn. What appears to be a modest exterior open into a surprisingly spacious and well-designed interior, where every inch of space has been maximized with intention, comfort, and style. The main level features a desirable first-floor primary bedroom and a versatile full bath that can function as either a private ensuite or a guest bath, offering flexibility for a variety of living arrangements. First floor laundry and thoughtful upgrades, including a heated towel rack, add a touch of everyday luxury. The well-appointed kitchen flows seamlessly into the open-concept dining and living areas, creating a bright and welcoming space ideal for both daily living and entertaining. Step through the sliding glass doors onto the expansive rear deck overlooking Sunset Brook just beyond the property line, an inviting setting for morning coffee, evening relaxation, or hosting gatherings with friends and family. Upstairs, you'll find two additional bedrooms, a convenient half bath, and bonus storage spaces. The walkout lower level adds even more versatility, featuring a comfortable media or recreation room, additional storage, and access that lends itself well to covered parking or flexible use. A new Presby septic system and EC Fiber, fiber optic internet already installed! Also inquire about the home being offered fully furnished and professionally staged, which presents an exceptional turnkey opportunity for investors, short-term or long-term rental potential, second-home buyers, or anyone seeking a seamless move-in experience for additional cost. Deceptively spacious, thoughtfully finished, and ready to enjoy...this is a property you won't want to miss!
Brookfield is located in Vermont. Brookfield, Vermont has a population of 1,383. Brookfield is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 19% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.82%.
The median household income in Brookfield, Vermont is $67,212. The median household income for the surrounding county is $67,906 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Brookfield is 50.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 4.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 42.3 inches per year, with 97.8 inches of snow per year.
