Two exceptional buildings at the price of one! Rare opportunity to own two remarkable post-and-beam buildings on 3.2 acres with outstanding exposure along one of Vermont's busiest state highways. Offering excellent income potential, both buildings are currently leased, making this an attractive investment or future owner-user opportunity. The centerpiece is a 2,400-square-foot post-and-beam Sugar House replica, masterfully built in 2005 and currently leased to a popular restaurant (the restaurant business and equipment are not for sale, only the real estate). Built with exceptional craftsmanship, it features a striking slate roof, soaring timber-frame construction, an inviting patio, and an impressive lower level with high ceilings providing outstanding storage or future expansion possibilities. The second building is a beautifully restored 1,886-square-foot antique post-and-beam barn that thoughtfully preserves its historic character with hand-hewn beams, original wainscoting, oversized windows, and abundant natural light. The building is currently leased by a successful business and has a second level that offers an open 27' x 19' loft with skylights and a large picture window, ideal for offices, studio space, retail, galleries, or countless other uses. Served by municipal water. The property offers abundant parking and includes valuable Act 250 and wastewater permits. Existing leases are available upon request. Fantastic location just minutes from Killington Resort for year-round recreation, Rutland City for outstanding dining, shopping, and entertainment, including the historic Paramount Theatre, and the charming village of Pittsford, home to the beloved Kamuda's Market. A truly unique investment opportunity offering character, income, visibility, and unlimited potential.
Step into one of Vermontâ??s sweetest landmarks! The New England Maple Museum, a long-standing attraction dedicated to the stateâ??s signature industry, is now available for purchase â?? including both the real estate and the established business. Located on highly traveled U.S. Route 7, the property enjoys excellent visibility and year-round traffic, drawing tourists, day-trippers, and locals alike. The museum offers engaging exhibits on Vermontâ??s maple sugaring heritage, a retail shop featuring local maple products, and ample space for events and group visits. Its reputation as a must-stop destination along Vermontâ??s busiest northâ??south corridor makes it a rare opportunity for both hospitality and retail-minded buyers. The sale includes the recently renovated and well-maintained building, business goodwill, fixtures, and equipment. With its proven customer base and strategic location between Rutland and Middlebury, the property is positioned for continued success â?? whether operated in its current form or adapted for new concepts. This is a unique chance to own a piece of Vermont history while investing in a business with strong brand recognition and prime highway frontage!
Pittsford is located in Vermont. Pittsford, Vermont has a population of 2,875. Pittsford is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 25.42% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.91%.
The median household income in Pittsford, Vermont is $58,118. 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 Pittsford is 48.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 8.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 42.2 inches per year, with 73.3 inches of snow per year.
