Welcome to this rare and unique opportunity located in the heart of Vermontâ??s four-season destination, Killington. This iconic property, formerly the beloved Pasta Pot restaurant and later the world record-holding Dream Maker Bakers, offers unmatched potential in a prime location. Situated on high-traffic and scenic route 4 just minutes from Killington Resortâ??s Skyeship and access road, this venue is surrounded by some of Vermontâ??s most sought-after amenities. Family-friendly lakes, multiple golf courses, and endless outdoor activities are all nearby. What sets this property apart is access to the serene and picturesque Ottauquechee River running quietly through the back of the property. Imagine creating an unforgettable indoor and outdoor experience for your guests, whether itâ??s fine dining with riverfront views, a vibrant entertainment venue, or a creative space for artistic showcases. The buildingâ??s history and location make it a staple in the community, and the possibilities are endless. This is one of the only venues in the area with such unique features and an ideal setting for a variety of businesses. Donâ??t miss this rare chance to own a piece of Vermontâ??s legacy and transform it into your vision. Your dream investment awaits!
Welcome to a reimagined mountain retreat in Killington, Vermont â?? a development where modern luxury meets meticulous craftsmanship. This property has undergone a complete interior overhaul, revealing a masterpiece of design and functionality. Stripped down to the studs, the building now stands as a testament to contemporary living. The interior spaces, illuminated by ample natural light, showcase the dedication to quality. With three individual units, each with private decks each level is unique in its styling. The lower two units feature one bedroom each, while the pinnacle of the property offers a two-level, two-bedroom, two-bathroom haven. The attention to detail is apparent throughout, with no compromise on quality. From the ground up, these units boast new insulation, heat pumps for heating/cooling, and propane furnaces for hot water. The exterior has undergone a complete facelift, and a new entry welcomes residents and guests alike. All utilities, including sprinkler system, are new. The power supply to the building is underground, ensuring both functionality and aesthetics. A second tower is the next step for the future owners. The total potential is for 12 units, 3 are complete. The sellers are offering the three completed units and the rights to the entire project as a cohesive package.
Excellent location on Route 4, a major E-W state highway, "The Gateway to Killington", next to Aspen East with high traffic counts. This 2,971 square foot Building was renovated in 2022 and leased to Luce Farm Wellness thru March 14, 2025. Situated on 1 Acre Commercially zoned parcel. Retail, Half Bath, Lab, Commercial Kitchen, Offices, Storage areas. Town and State Permits obtained by LFW for CBD manufacturing, internet sales, and retail. Formerly original Aspen East Ski Shop & Surf the Earth Snowboards retail site, shipping, offices. Minutes to Killington Skyeship base, Bear Mountain lifts & trails, nightlife & restaurants up Killington Access Road. Convenient to town for shopping, services, Rutland Regional Medical Center. Enjoy mountain biking, 2 golf courses. NOW is the time to become part of epic Killington Forward growth. $72 million in progress for NEW: Rebuilt Killington Road, Municipal Water System, Town Center offices on Rt 4, Workforce Housing, Six Peaks Village on 1,000+ Acres by Great Gulf, trailside living at Base Camp at Bear Mountain. BREAKING NEWS: The Beast of the East is entering a new chapter in its storied history with its upcoming SALE to passionate local passholders. The Killington Independence Group, LLC investors, led by Phill Gross & Michael Ferri, have deep connections to Killington, pledging to keep the Longest Season in East, grow the resort, build a new Bear Mountain Lodge, and upgrade all lifts. Disclosure: Listing agent is a co-owner.
REDUCED. Premiere award-winning shop for 49 years with online store, management in place. YOU can't purchase this prime commercial land, get permits, build this facility, establish our business & customer base TODAY anywhere near this price! RETIREMENT SALE: Owners may consider transition guidance. Two-story 9,396 sq ft steel frame contemporary building, high ceilings & windows, radiant floor heat, round stone gas fireplace. Comfortable inviting Retail Showroom to outfit the whole family or group in 1 stop, offering friendly expert advice, top brands of equipment, helmets, goggles, clothing & warm accessories. NEW Rental Reservation system bookings paid in advance. Tuning, Repair, Season Leases. PACKAGE includes: business, online store, building, land, FFE updated fleet of Rental & Demo skis/snowboards/boots/poles/helmets, custom built rental racks, fixtures, displays, binding tester, POS system, computers, counters. Inventory is separate. DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL awaits on 5.7 Acres. Town zoning allows this parcel expanded residential & commercial uses, combinations & density in Planned Unit Development, for 1, 2 or multi-family condos, homes or alpine cabin village, Hotel/Lodge, Restaurant & Lounge, Offices, Outdoor Recreation & more. Take advantage & open the months of May-August, add other sports & products, when retail store is closed, but online orders continue to ship. NDA, PFS, Buyer Questionnaire required before showing. Disclosure: Listing agent is co-owner.
Killington is located in Vermont. Killington, Vermont has a population of 851. Killington is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 30.96% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.91%.
The median household income in Killington, Vermont is $68,333. The median household income for the surrounding county is $59,751 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Killington is 46.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 75.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 6.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 46.2 inches per year, with 92.8 inches of snow per year.
