There are so many outbuildings on this level 1.4 +/- acre property that give it so many exciting possibilities for personal use, business, hobbies, commercial, rental or all of the above! Let's start with the main house that is a 1967, 2-bedroom Parkwood single-wide mobile home. A large three-season addition on the side adds a bright, spacious loung area and office space. Although 59 years old, this home has been well maintained and has had several improvements over the years. Standing seam metal roof. All newer windows, except for 3. Replacement light fixtures. Newer toilet and tub surround. Recent skirting with pink styrofoam insulation and a generator. The 30'x30' former 3-Bay garage has water, electricity, heat pump, boiler and bright lighting. Add a garage door back in and it would make an excellent garage to tinker on a vehicle. A 16'x20' detached garage is a fourth bay to use as a rental or storage. There's also a 12'x32' high bay open garage for a camper or motorhome. Great for yours or rent it out. The surveyed lot is flat with lots of perennials and cedar trees. The taxes are very reasonable, and it is located off a town maintained paved road. This will likely need to be a cash purchase or commercial loan, but creative financing may be available with the seller with the right downpayment and terms.
Set on four open acres with sweeping mountain views, this former camp has been rebuilt into a light-filled one-bedroom, one-bath luxury home. Every detail was considered, and every system is new. Expansive Marvin windows bring the mountain landscape and sunlight into every room. The ceiling has been vaulted to show off the original beams, uncovered during the renovation. New hardwood floors run throughout, and the open living space is anchored by a bright and cheerful kitchen with quartz countertops, high-end appliances and floating shelving - a glass door invites you to the side yard (an ideal sport for a future vegetable garden or patio). The bathroom features a Swanstone shower system. An EV charger is conveniently located on the home's exterior. The open land affords spectacular views and offers several prime spots for a future residence should your needs grow. quiet of a true Vermont hillside setting with central Vermont close at hand. Montpelier, the Mad River Valley, and Stowe are all within a short drive, and the Worcester Range trails are nearby for hiking and outdoor recreation. Whether it becomes a full-time home, a ski-season getaway, or a vacation rental, this is a rare chance to own a turnkey property where everything is new and nothing is left to do but move in.
Welcome to 23 Calais Road in Worcester, a charming historic Vermont property offering a unique blend of character, flexibility and small-town appeal just 15 minutes from Montpelier. Originally built in the mid-1800s, this distinctive home combines timeless New England charm with a versatile layout featuring a separately finished living space, offering excellent potential for a lock-off rental, Airbnb or guest accommodations. Whether you are looking for supplemental rental income, a multigenerational living arrangement or space for a home-based business, the flexible floor plan offers a variety of possibilities. The property enjoys beautiful views and direct access to the expansive Ladd Field, a 15-acre community recreation area featuring sports fields, basketball courts, a community garden, walking paths and a picnic pavilion. The thoughtfully situated home also features two barns, a greenhouse and garden space, providing ample opportunity for hobbies, storage or small-scale homesteading. Two woodstoves add warmth and character, while the property's village setting offers convenient access to the local general store, town hall and community events. Enjoy nearby swimming, boating, hiking and year-round recreation, with Stowe, Sugarbush, Mad River Glen and Bolton Valley all within reach. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Vermont history with versatile living options, recreational amenities and convenient access to Montpelier.
Charming Cape with Modern Upgrades and Country Setting. Move-in-ready three-bedroom Cape. Easy drive to Lake Elmore and Montpelier. Enjoy an updated kitchen with glass doors to a side patio, covered porch, welcoming living room and dining room, separate 1st floor office, and 1st floor convenient laundry. Upstairs offers three bedrooms for family, guests, or a home office. Some of the upgrades include a new mound septic system, electrical, roof and well. Peaceful rural surroundings provide comfort, recreation, and classic Vermont easy living.
Classic Vermont post & beam farmhouse on 57+/- acres with a view from above the meandering North Branch of the Winooski River from one side boundary to the other, providing direct access. Fully-equipped modern Kitchen with center island and ceramic tile flooring. Plenty of room for a huge farmhouse table (and then some!) in the formal dining room, with exposed hand hewn beams. First floor half bath with laundry. Cozy den/living room with Hearthstone wood stove. There's even a ground-level bedroom with double closet. Upstairs four corner rooms, three of which are set up for bedrooms, and another for crafting. Terrific built-in storage in all of them. Full bath with shower/tub. Attic. Mudroom breezeway provides direct access to the 2-car garage (built in the 1960's+-). Outside, a small apple orchard, vegetable garden, a variety of perennial plantings, raspberries, blueberries, rhubarb, storage shed and a former chicken coop. Roughly 8 acres of open land. House and garage NOT in the flood plain! This time of the year, it's easy to cross the river by foot, entering mixed managed woodlands with trails to explore. Participation in the Current Use program provides property tax relief. Property will be transferred as an enrolled parcel. Several renovations and improvements over the years. 13 Solar panels feed their collected energy back to GMP to lower your bills. Vinyl siding over 2" rigid insulation, windows throughout. propane hot water heater ('25). Standing seam metal roof. High speed cable internet available. Really quite charming with it's traditional style! Easy year-round, paved access to services. Put this one down on the must-take-a-look list soon! (Right of first refusal mentioned in deed is no longer in play)
There is a version of Vermont life people carry around in their heads for years before they find it: a house in the woods, a river running below the windows, and town still close enough to matter. This is that house. Hancock Brook spills over falls into a swimming hole that belongs to this property and no other, and the water stays in view from inside, green in July, gold in the trees by October, ice-edged and quiet by December. Southern light crosses the floors from morning through evening. The seasons turn in plain sight. This is one of the last houses before the Worcester woods and the 17,000 acres of C.C. Putnam State Forest begin. Where the trails run further than a person can go in a day. Out front, a short drive carries you to Worcester Village in 5 minutes and Montpelier in 15, work, groceries, dinner out, all of it near at hand. Inside, the updated kitchen is the heart of it: maple butcher block counters, updated appliances, and an open floor plan that pulls everyone into the same room. Three bedrooms, beautiful wood floors, windows sized for the view they hold. Metal roof, covered parking, wood stove, and propane forced-air heat. Much has been updated and will allow for years of warmth and comfort for years to come, without worry.
$75K PRICE IMPROVEMENT - Tucked at the end of a winding driveway on 85.7 acres adjoining Putnam State Forest, this remarkable Worcester property has been shaped over decades into a private world of its own where one immediately feels the serenity and tranquility. At its heart is a 15 ft deep spring-fed swimming pond, thoughtfully designed with hand-laid stone walls, broad stone steps, diving rocks, sandy beach and the constant serenade of the waterfall making it an extraordinary place to swim, gather, or simply sit at the water's edge and take in the quiet and natural beauty. From mist rising over the pond in the morning to changing light across the mountains at day's end, the landscape reveals a different mood with every hour and every season. The contemporary home is warm and inviting, with natural wood, generous windows and mountain views that keep the surrounding landscape present from room to room. Beyond the house, trails wind through the property, connecting woods, gardens and open spaces with a tea house, artist studio and guest cabin tucked into the landscape. There is a sense of intention here that is difficult to recreate: a property designed not around excess, but around experience...swimming at dawn, walking the trails, making art, tending gardens, watching the seasons move across the mountains. With direct access to thousands of acres of protected forest and Montpelier just down the road, it offers exceptional privacy without isolation. More than a home with acreage, this is a place that has been carefully loved, thoughtfully shaped and is ready for its next steward to make it their own.
This is the kind of place that changes your pace. Morning coffee on the covered deck. A walk through the woods to the brook. An afternoon in the wood-fired hot tub. Evenings around the fire under the Vermont sky. Set on 10.2 private acres in Worcester, this thoughtfully developed property offers a warm Vermont home, a fully equipped guest cottage with proven rental history, and room to imagine what comes next. The main house is full of natural character with warm wood interiors, a farmhouse-style kitchen, Vermont Soapstone woodstove, flexible finished basement space, gardens, outdoor shower, and a covered rear deck made for lingering. A trail winds through the property to Minister Brook, with stone wading pools, hammocks, fire pits, and peaceful places to sit and listen to the water. Tucked away with its own sense of privacy, the detached guest cottage has a kitchen, bath, loft bedroom, fireplace, covered patio, and direct trail access. Successfully operated as a short-term rental, the cottage produced documented gross earnings of over $40K annually. Whether continued as an established rental or used for guests or multi-generational living, it offers flexibility rarely found in a residential property. A substantial post-and-beam platform, expanded parking, and partially installed utilities offer additional potential for a future yurt or glamping experience, subject to buyer due diligence and required approvals. Come here to live, host, invest, gather, or create your own Vermont retreat. 50 Frazier Road offers a combination of privacy, natural beauty, proven rental history, and possibility that is difficult to replicate.
Rare opportunity to own a highly adaptable live/work property in Worcester with extensive infrastructure already in place. Set on 1.4+/- acres with town water, a 2-bedroom wastewater permit, 200-amp electrical service, and multiple improved buildings, this unique property offers possibilities that are increasingly difficult to find. The well-maintained mobile home has been thoughtfully updated and currently serves as a licensed commercial kitchen with a certificate of occupancy and commercial-grade improvements. The space remains functional and flexible, offering potential for continued business use, live/work arrangements, or future adaptation to suit a buyer's needs. A former three-bay garage has been converted into professional workshop space with water, mini-split heat pumps, propane heat, upgraded electrical service, and large double doors suitable for equipment or pallet access. Additional features include a detached garage, storage shed, covered RV bay, camper septic hookup, generator hookup, improved drainage, and underground power connections. Whether you're an entrepreneur, artisan producer, contractor, homesteader, agricultural business owner, or someone seeking an affordable property with significant existing infrastructure, this property is worth a closer look. The level lot, paved road access, and lack of local zoning add even more flexibility. A truly unique property where business, creativity, storage, workshop space, and residential potential come together in one versatile package.
Breathtaking mountain views, private lawn space, trails, and 11.75 acres make this exceptional country home NOT to be missed! Thoughtfully updated and meticulously maintained, this property blends comfort, efficiency, and timeless Vermont style. Step in from the spacious garage into the tiled foyer and continue through an elegant arched doorway into the heart of the home. Rich Brazilian Walnut hardwood floors lead you through the beautifully designed kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances, a center island with range, breakfast bar, and pellet stove for cozy Vermont evenings. The open living room and formal dining room provide wonderful spaces for entertaining and everyday living. Cherry wood stairs lead upstairs to four spacious bedrooms with bamboo hardwood flooring and bathrooms featuring granite counters and tiled showers. Over the garage, nearly 600 finished square feet offer a versatile family room with generous side room used as a playroom. Modern upgrades include an owned solar system with Tesla battery backup, providing energy efficiency, peace of mind, and long-term savings. After a day outdoors, relax and unwind in your private extra wide outdoor redwood barrel sauna with a woodstove, that accommodates 6 people. Outdoor living is equally impressive with two large decks and a breezy covered porch perfect for grilling, entertaining, or simply enjoying the stunning mountain scenery. Additional features include new hardwood floors, high-capacity oil storage, redundant systems for both heat and hot water, and a rarely used 5500kw generator. Conveniently located just 11 miles to Montpelier and approximately 53 minutes to Burlington International Airport, this remarkable property offers the perfect blend of privacy, luxury, and convenience. Seller is motivated!
Worcester is located in Vermont. Worcester, Vermont has a population of 926. Worcester is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 29.32% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.52%.
The median household income in Worcester, Vermont is $66,250. The median household income for the surrounding county is $70,128 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Worcester is 46.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 6.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 41.1 inches per year, with 104.1 inches of snow per year.
