Welcome home to this beautifully maintained country gem, tucked away on a quiet gravel road just minutes from town. This move-in-ready home is spotless from top to bottom, featuring gleaming wood floors, all-new appliances, updated fixtures, including a new heating system, and a bright, welcoming interior. A newer standing seam metal roof provides lasting value and peace of mind. Whether you're enjoying the tranquility of the rural setting or the convenience of nearby amenities, this home offers the best of both worlds. If you're looking for an affordable, turnkey property with timeless charm and exceptional care, this is the one you've been waiting for!
Nestled away on a dead-end sleepy side street in historic East Corinth, VT you will find this spacious gem on .5 acres. With a white picket fence and distinctive features there's tons of flexible interior space for First Floor Living with even more bedrooms and living space above. An open floor plan leads you across beautiful softwood & hardwood floors to a natural lit interior, a semi open kitchen with window lit pantry, and a choice of 1st floor bedrooms. Office space/ studies/ additional rooms abound, and there is an attached one car garage & workshop, and two additional parking spots across the little road in. A large deck with covered grilling area is out back, just below the sauna hut needing a heat source. Finally, when you didn't even know it existed, there is a large field on the plateau up above the house, up above EVERYTHING! All this within walking distance of the Post Office, Library & the Health Center, and only 12 minutes to Bradford and 30 minutes to Barre. Great Hiking, Biking & Fishing in the local mountains, lakes & rivers.
Nestled in the hills of Corinth off Pike Hill Road, an enchanting retreat awaits on 28.4± acres. This 1823 New England home beautifully blends historic character with contemporary luxury, featuring premier modern upgrades including solar panels, heat pumps, an EV charger, and Tesla batteries. The estate boasts a spectacular detached barn-conversion studio and performance space offering endless potential, situated right alongside a charming farm pond. Across the street, an additional 15-acre wooded buffer includes a detached single-car garage. The main house is enveloped by rolling fields lush with wildflowers, mature apple trees, and vibrant red and white currant bushes. Inside, the welcoming foyer offers three paths: up the stairs to a sweeping bonus room (currently a music studio and guest quarters), into the main living areas, or down a hallway to the private primary suite, complete with a 3/4 ensuite bath and walk-in shower. The sun-drenched breakfast area faces east, where a row of generous casement windows frame the morning sun and shifting weather—offering an inspiring backdrop for dining or working. The expansive, open-concept kitchen flows seamlessly to the front porch, while the adjacent formal dining room opens to a back deck overlooking the peaceful, shaded side of the property. Just off the dining room, a versatile piano room stands ready to become a dedicated home office. The bright and cozy living room features a second staircase leading to two additional bedrooms and a full bath. Truly a one-of-a-kind property in a picturesque Vermont setting, this estate offers the ultimate serene country life with the benefit of Corinth's minimal municipal oversight. Come experience a country living at its finest.
Taplin Hill Farm conveys a sense of quiet, privacy, and connection to the Vermont countryside. The 180± acres of rolling pasture, woodland, stone walls, trails, and open sky frame sweeping views to the White Mountains. From the ridge, the pond, and the farm's many lookout points, the landscape unfolds with a calm and natural beauty that feels both expansive and deeply peaceful. The property includes three distinct dwellings, each offering its own experience of the land. Cabin Hill is a secluded off-grid cabin high above the valley with a kitchenette, full bath, and expansive deck overlooking the mountains. The Modern Farmhouse blends antique and contemporary design with two comfortable bedrooms, large windows, and views across the fields and hills. The Cottage on Mulligan's Pond overlooks the pond with a full kitchen, screened porch, upper-level deck, and quiet spaces for work, rest, or guests. With miles of trails, open fields, wooded paths, a pond, and grazing Scottish Highland cattle and horses nearby, Taplin Hill Farm offers an inviting combination of privacy, simplicity, and Vermont hill country beauty. Located approximately 30 minutes from Hanover and 40 minutes from Montpelier, this thoughtfully maintained farm property is prepared for the next generation of owners to enjoy.
Sky House, perched on top the knoll overlooking the open fields and mountain views. A Cedar Lindal home outfitted with 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a partially finished basement. The 2-car attached garage and studio offers direct entry. The 1st level can provide single floor living, while the second floor offers a large loft primary ensuite with outstanding views. The basement is where you find a family room, office/study, bathroom, and storage room. The living room provides a bank of windows allowing for plenty of natural light, along with taking in the ever-changing local and long-distance views. A delightful covered porch provides shape with views of the open fields, old perennial gardens, gazebo, blue berry bushes and apple trees. There are 3 large outbuilding included; a detached 2-car garage, a 2-bay barn and a 40x40 metal barn, all in good condition. The property has many options from sugaring, horses, private retreat, or family playground. With established trails and carriage roads meandering through the property, you can enjoy all the outdoor activities without ever leaving home. The sellers have recently invested in many upgrades and renovations over the last year, including staining the exterior, sanding the floors and cedar walls, along with replacing the carpet. The narrow front deck needs replacing, which can be enlarged for more outdoor usable space.
This is a project property, and buyers should go in with eyes open. It will likely need to be a cash sale or a loan with at least 20-25% down. The existing home is a manufactured home in poor condition. In its current state it is not a move-in-ready house. Realistically, most people who have looked at it think it needs to be torn down, and full replacement should be assumed in your budgeting. The property sits on 8.5 acres along Meadow Brook, and it is located in a flood zone. Buyers should review FEMA flood maps and factor in flood insurance costs before making an offer. Water and septic are both unknowns. The dug well is shallow and has a known history of running dry. The septic system's type and condition are unknown. No reliable records or details are available for either system. Buyers should budget for inspection and likely repair or replacement of both. The solid assets are the scenic nature of the property and the two-story gambrel barn: two garage bays, a concrete floor, built-in workbenches, a workshop, a metal roof, and a large upper level. It could serve as storage or a workshop. Buyers should not rely on the limited information here and must complete their own full due diligence on the home, the well, the septic, the flood-zone status, and all systems. Priced at $115,000, this is a land-and-barn opportunity with a teardown likely, best suited to a contractor, builder, or cash buyer prepared for significant work and cost.
Here is your opportunity to own a piece of Vermont and live the Vermont Lifestyle you've always wanted. This property offers acreage on both sides of Chelsea Road. About 32+/- acres on one side and the remaining 133+/- acres and single family residence on the opposite side. The exterior has recently been painted and some inside work has been completed. Keep it as is for that country living or bring your plans and ideas to make this home meet your needs. This property has so much to offer, open pasture land, wooded acreage, and a brook across the road to cool off in on those hot summer days. With this much acreage its a perfect chance to establish your own hiking or equestrian trail system, become the gardener you always wanted to be or just be at peace with nature and all it has to offer. Relax on the porch enjoying the wildlife, the beautiful distant mountain views or unwinding with a good book. What a great way to experience Vermont's beauty. Embrace the peace and tranquility this single family residence has to offer. Being sold "as is" "where is". All measurements are approximate.
Corinth is located in Vermont. Corinth, Vermont has a population of 1,525. Corinth is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 18.72% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.82%.
The median household income in Corinth, Vermont is $67,434. The median household income for the surrounding county is $67,906 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Corinth is 46.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 76.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 4.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 41.8 inches per year, with 90.7 inches of snow per year.
