With more than 80 acres spanning the towns of Landgrove and Peru, this spectacular property is ripe for your imagination and offers several options for new construction, multi-family or generational development, or renovation! Be it choosing the perfect building site for the construction of your Vermont dream house, a total renovation of the existing three-bedroom cottage, or continuing to use the house as a simple, rustic and charming seasonal escape, this substantial property will support your investment and allow you to own one of the last remaining properties with substantial acreage in Landgrove. The cottage has only been used in the summer months for the past couple of decades and offers approximately 1575 of living space on the main level with an unfinished second floor. There is a functional eat-in kitchen, spacious living room with a wood stove, three bedrooms, one full bathroom, and two small “bonus” rooms (one off the entry area and the other off the kitchen) offering the possibility of a mudroom, home office, walk-in pantry, or extra storage space. In addition to the existing cottage, there are several possible building sites, all offering absolute privacy and solitude, some with the potential for dramatic western views (with clearing), others offering southern exposure and all-day sun. Neighboring homes on the same ridgeline enjoy truly stunning views, so it's worth the effort to hike out to the back acreage to see the possibilities for yourself. No soils testing or permitting has been initiated or completed and doing so will be the future owner's responsibility. The property is not enrolled in Vermont's “current use” land management program and doing so could substantially reduce the existing property taxes and create a land stewardship program for future generations. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own substantial acreage in one of Vermont's most bucolic and charming communities.
Some properties simply hold stories within their walls. Formerly the beloved Nordic Inn, this iconic Landgrove property has been thoughtfully reimagined into a gathering place designed for modern Vermont living while honoring its rich history of hospitality, adventure, and connection. Inside, six ensuite bedrooms, spa-inspired baths, multiple fireplaces, a chef's kitchen, sun-filled all-season room, and a cellar tavern and game room create spaces that feel welcoming in every season. The separate two-bedroom guesthouse offers additional flexibility for hosting family and friends after long days spent exploring the mountains and surrounding countryside. From winter mornings skiing Stratton, Bromley, Magic, or Okemo to summer afternoons at Lowell Lake, nearby trails, swimming holes, galleries, farmers markets, and outdoor concerts, life here naturally follows the rhythm of Vermont's changing seasons. Evenings return home beside the fire, gathering over dinner, sharing stories, and settling into the quiet beauty of the Green Mountains. Set along scenic Route 11 near the Catamount Trail and just a short drive to Manchester and Weston, this is more than a home. It is a place to create traditions, welcome generations, and experience Vermont at its most timeless and authentic. Floor plans and video tours available online. All measurements approximate.
Landgrove is located in Vermont. Landgrove, Vermont has a population of 185. Landgrove is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 17.65% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.94%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $63,448 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Landgrove is 66.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 79 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 8.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 50.9 inches per year, with 102.7 inches of snow per year.
