Set in the quiet countryside of Brownington, this efficient 2-bedroom, 1-bath home sits on a level 1-acre lot and offers 1,120 square feet of comfortable single-level living. Itâ??s located just off the historic Hinman Settler Road, built between 1791â??1795 by Revolutionary War veteran Timothy Hinman to open settlement in Orleans County, Vermont. This 30-mile route runs from Greensboro to the Canadaâ??US border and remains a major northâ??south corridor today. Living just off this legendary road means youâ??re connected to a piece of Vermont history that shaped the Northeast Kingdomâ??s early development. The home features recent full insulation and efficient lighting, a durable metal roof, vinyl siding, oil baseboard heat, and a wood stove for cozy secondary heatâ??making it a practical, low-maintenance property with genuine Vermont character. Move-in ready and efficient, this is a great opportunity for buyers seeking comfort, simplicity, and value in a quiet, historically rich Northeast Kingdom setting
Just three-quarters of a mile from the Town Beach at Willoughby Lake, this affordable log-sided gambrel is the perfect NEK getaway. The home is laid out in two tiers, with living space above and utility space below. Originally built in 1988, the interior was recently finished in 2022, giving the second level a clean, move-in feel. The summer sunset views are spectacular from the deck after days spent enjoying the surrounding lakes and mountains. The rope swing at Devilâ??s Rock, the peaks of Mount Hor and Pisgah, North Beach, and the fire tower at Bald Mountain could all be minutes from your door. VAST and VASA trails cross the road within riding distance of the property. With the house set well back from the road providing ample privacy, the 1.2-acre lot is loaded with an array of perennials and fruits: gooseberries, currants, blackberries, raspberries, crab apples, and an epic granddaddy blueberry patch. 3-season utilities are in place with spring water, 100-amp power, and conventional septic. A collectible 1966 Detroiter mobile home sits on the property as well, though it's no longer connected to utilities. It presents an interesting opportunity to revive a piece of mid-century Americana. Come take a look and get your Vermont adventure started.
This meticulous property checks off all the boxes!! Whether you are a gentleperson's farmer, a horse farmer, a family wanting to move into your forever home, a homesteader, a second home seeker, or a retiree who just wants to enjoy the peace and tranquility, this beautiful home has what you need. Check out the cozy kitchen with a wood cook stove and all the modern appliances. A big living room with lots of natural light. A primary bedroom on the first floor and 3 more bedrooms upstairs. Both levels have a full bath. Newly installed well pump and water lines from well to the house. Four horse stalls in a newly renovated barn with new metal roof, new siding, and updated electricity ready for all animals, fencing around the entire property to keep the animals safe, a small pond, a sizable hayloft, an orchard of pear, apple, and plums, as well as, raspberries and bush cherries. Many perennials surround the house. A covered porch on 2 sides of the house to relax and sip your coffee/tea and enjoy all the perennials. Brownington allows ATVs to use the road for easy access to VAST trails. Golf course and lakes close by. It's all here! A beautiful home with so much character in move-in ready condition and fully furnished!
This wonderful Vermont Retreat is move-in ready for a new group of outdoor lovers to discover the ease and joy of having your own getaway in the NEK. Or use as rental units as it is permitted as a campground. With this property you get two 320-sq-ft log cabins that come with all appliances, including stackable washer/dryer. Each cabin has a bedroom on the first floor, a loft area for additional bedroom space, covered porch, and they come fully furnished. Theyâ??re built for year-round use, so youâ??ll have a home base for ALL of your adventures, whether you hike, bike, ski, snowmobile, hunt, fish, or want to spend time on or in the water. The 9-acre property also includes 4 RV sites, all with water and electric, one with its own septic system, and the remaining sites are permitted for a pump station septic systems. A 3-minute drive finds you at Willoughby Lakeâ??s North Beach, while Kingdom Trails and Burke Mountain are just a few miles up the road. Jay Peak is 31 miles away, and there are three golf courses within a 5-mile radius. Come see it now and you could be making sâ??mores around a campfire after a late summer day on the trail. Permitted as a campground
Brownington is located in Vermont. Brownington, Vermont has a population of 1,066. Brownington is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 46.55% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.28%.
The median household income in Brownington, Vermont is $53,690. The median household income for the surrounding county is $58,037 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Brownington is 38.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 0.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 42.2 inches per year, with 101.8 inches of snow per year.
