Set on one acre directly across the road from the Green Mountain National Forest, this cozy two-bedroom home enjoys a quiet, peaceful setting. Its comfortable, easy-to-maintain footprint works equally well as a full-time residence or Vermont getaway. Inside, wide-plank pine floors and tall ceilings give the main level warmth and character, while a Rinnai gas heater efficiently heats the entire home. Thoughtfully placed cubbies, built-ins, and tucked-away nooks throughout make clever use of the space and provide useful storage. A 3/4 bathroom completes the first floor, and an existing chimney offers the option to add a wood stove. Pine floors continue upstairs, where the primary bedroom features built-in cabinetry and its own private deck - a lovely spot to enjoy a morning cup of coffee and take in the quiet surroundings. The second bedroom also features built-in storage, and a half bathroom is there for ease. The property is served by a three-bedroom Presby septic system, offering flexibility beyond the home's current two-bedroom layout. Multiple outbuildings offer additional possibilities, with potential for storage, a chicken coop, sauna, workshop, garden shed, or other creative uses with some improvements. With national forest within reach, a manageable one-acre setting, and a character-filled interior, this is an inviting place to settle in and enjoy a quieter pace without the upkeep of a larger home.
Set on 3.81 acres, this sweet two-bedroom home enjoys mountain and meadow views, while offering comfortable and efficient space with the ability to accommodate one-level living. The open layout creates easy flow and good sightlines throughout the main living area, and the tastefully updated eat-in kitchen provides a welcoming space you'll enjoy cooking in. Down the hall, a full guest bath, the primary bedroom featuring a private en-suite ¾ bath, and a second bedroom currently housing the laundry, keep all of your essentials on the main level. The full basement offers additional possibilities, with partially finished spaces that were previously utilized as a third bedroom with plumbing for a ½ bath, and a bonus area, both of which could be reclaimed with a bit of finishing. The basement also provides utility and storage space, with direct access outside. Outside, a detached two-car garage and owned solar, add both convenience and energy efficiency to the home.
Set on a private 3.83-acre lot, this charming 3-bedroom chalet-style home showcases how a well-designed landscape can create a sense of place; drawing you in, and maximizing the views of the pond, Mount Abe, and Lincoln Peak and the enchanting evening alpenglow enjoyed from the house, decks and property. Inside, the living space is anchored by a striking floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and complemented by natural pine flooring, exposed timber accents, and vaulted ceilings in the sunroom and bedrooms that enhance the home's rustic appeal. The efficient kitchen offers plenty of cabinetry and counter space and flows seamlessly into the dining and living areas, making it convenient for everyday living and entertaining. Just off the living room, a sunken four-season sunroom provides a warm space to relax and take in the surrounding scenery year-round. The main level also includes a small bedroom and a 3/4 bath. Upstairs, you'll find two additional bedrooms and a full bathroom. One bedroom features a private balcony overlooking the pond and mountains, offering a peaceful place to start or end your day. The walk-out basement includes a 100 sqft finished space as well as the home's utilities, laundry area, and space for storage, hobbies, or a workshop. Additional highlights include a detached two-car garage, a standing-seam metal roof, and a backup generator for added peace of mind. Located just 23 minutes to Mad River Glen, 30 minutes to Sugarbush, and 50 minutes to Burlington International Airport.
Built in 1884, this historic home has lived many lives - town post office, shoemaker's workshop, and community anchor. Today, with strong structural bones, soaring ceilings, and thoughtful renovations already underway, it's ready to welcome its next chapter. Significant improvements have been completed, including cellulose and spray foam insulation, floor stabilization, reinforced rafters, fully updated electrical and plumbing systems, several new windows, and a newly lined chimney. With much of the essential structural and mechanical work in place, the next owner can focus on bringing their vision to life through finishes and design. With over 2,500 above-grade square feet, the home's generous size and flexible layout offer a variety of possibilities. One wing is already underway as a potential separate rental unit, but could easily be reimagined to suit your needs, as a first-floor primary suite, a spacious home office, or private guest quarters. Upstairs has roughed-in plumbing for two bathrooms. Outside, a classic barn and a level, open lot provide even more potential, whether for storage, hobbies, or simply enjoying the surrounding space. You'll also find blackberries, blueberries, grapes, and apples dotting the property. Ideally located in the heart of Lincoln Village, you'll find local amenities and a strong sense of community just outside your door. Enjoy the nearby General Store for a snack and a chat, live music at Burnham Hall, a refreshing swim in the river across the street, or a baseball game at the nearby recreation field. This is a rare opportunity to complete a historic renovation with major infrastructure improvements already in place. All that's left is your vision - and the chance to shape what this home becomes next.
Welcome to 298 Biddle Road - a one-of-a-kind off-grid homestead set on 5.03 private acres at the end of the road in Lincoln, Vermont. This contemporary octagonal home offers 2,200 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and sweeping views of Mt. Abraham and the Green Mountain National Forest. Originally designed as a teaching facility, the home features an open-concept main level with 10-foot ceilings, expansive panoramic windows, and exceptional natural light. This is a project property - and that is part of its honest charm. The home is in need of significant structural repairs and updates throughout, and the existing rustic workshop outbuilding has reached the end of its useful life and is best suited for tear-down (it sits on a slab with an in-ground oil-change pit). Bring your vision, your builder, and your imagination - properties like this, with acreage and views like these, don't come along often. The land delivers what new construction can't replicate: 5.03 wooded acres of true seclusion, framed by panoramic mountain views and the privacy of being the last house on the road. Additional outbuildings include a chicken coop, a small cabin in the woods with power, and an outhouse - assets a homesteader, off-grid enthusiast, or short-term rental investor can lean into. Upstairs, four private rooms include a primary bedroom with inspiring views of Mt. Abraham - Vermont's natural beauty greets you in every season. Location is the bonus: 10 minutes to Bristol, 25 minutes to Middlebury, and 45 minutes to Burlington and the airport. Mad River Glen, Sugarbush, and the Long Trail are all nearby, putting skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and four-season Vermont adventure right at your doorstep. A blank canvas with mountain views, true privacy, and unmatched potential. Schedule your tour of 298 Biddle Road, Lincoln, Vermont, today.
Are the mountains calling you? Tucked in at the end of Cobb Hill Road, just before the National Forest starts, you will find this rustic cabin on 27 acres. You can really get away from it all! Propane runs the lights, refrigerator, and kitchen stove. A well has been drilled and with a generator you can have on-demand hot water for shower, kitchen sink, and toilet. On cooler days the wood stove keeps you warm and cozy. The camp consists of a large open room for kitchen/dining and living, a small bathroom with toilet and shower, and two bedrooms. The septic is a 1,000 gallon tank in the ground. This is a perfect retreat for someone seeking solitude, a deer camp that includes your own land to hunt on, or a special getaway to make lifetime memories. Book your showing today!
Lincoln is located in Vermont. Lincoln, Vermont has a population of 1,379. Lincoln is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 39.66% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.02%.
The median household income in Lincoln, Vermont is $66,985. 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 Lincoln is 43.1 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.
