Set at the corner of Garland Hill Road and Blaine Drive, this 18.43+/- acre parcel offers a beautiful piece of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom to make your own. Nicely wooded and surrounded by the natural landscape that makes this part of Barnet so special, the property offers plenty of space to explore possibilities for a future homesite, recreational retreat, or simply a place to enjoy your own stretch of Vermont land. Electric is available at the street, adding a practical head start for future plans. The location puts you close to Harvey's Lake and the small village of West Barnet. Due to the temporary bridge closure on Garland Hill Road, the drive to the lake and village currently requires an alternate route, but both remain within easy reach. From here, you're also well positioned for exploring Barnet and the greater Northeast Kingdom. With 18.43+/- wooded acres, a corner location, and a particularly pretty setting, this is a great opportunity to carve out your own place in Barnet.
Imagine ending each day beneath a sky filled with stars instead of streetlights. Offering the perfect balance of privacy and convenience, this surveyed wooded parcel is tucked just outside town, providing peaceful seclusion while remaining only minutes from local amenities. Enrolled in Vermont's Current Use Program, the property benefits from reduced taxes while being professionally managed for long-term forest health, sustainable timber production, and well-maintained woods roads and trails. The next timber harvest should yield significant income. Much of the costly infrastructure is already in place. A driveway leads to a cleared homesite with mountain views, where power has been installed, a drilled well is in place, and an engineered septic design has been completed. A temporary holding tank currently serves the site, with the designed septic system to be installed before construction of a permanent home. Included with the property are a 20' x 8' steel Conex storage container and a meticulously maintained 2005 Cedar Creek 37' fifth wheel with four slide-outs, A/C, built-in central vacuum, and an attached deck. A fire pit with seating is just steps away, creating the perfect place to enjoy Vermont's spectacular night sky. Trails wind through hidden ravines, year-round brooks, and abundant wildlife habitat. Also included is a Caterpillar 304.5 track hoe with a toothed bucket, grading bucket, and hydraulic thumb to help maintain the property and assist with future projects. Subdivision may be possible with a 10-acre minimum lot size. Large, well-improved parcels of this quality rarely become available, especially in a town offering Vermont's highly sought-after school choice program, allowing students to attend the internationally recognized St. Johnsbury Academy. Whether you're seeking a private estate, recreational retreat, family compound, or investment, this is a rare opportunity to own an exceptional piece of Vermont.
Discover 127 acres in the heart of northern New England, where mountain views, hardwood forests, and year-round road access offer an opportunity for those seeking natural beauty, privacy, and recreational potential. If you are looking to build a rural estate, the best building sites are conveniently located along Denio Road, where power is available. As you explore the property, you'll see views of Mount Washington and the Presidential Range through the trees, as well as southwest views down the Connecticut River Valley. A welcoming, semi-open park-like setting greets you along Denio Road, anchored by large-canopy oak trees. Other tree species found on this parcel are white pine, hemlock, and other northern hardwoods, creating a diverse forest landscape. Thoughtful past timber management has left the land easy to walk, making it easy to explore this large parcel. A stream flows from the upper to the lower parcel, enhancing wildlife habitat and natural appeal. With homesite options and direct frontage on both Denio and Comerford Dam Roads, this property offers year-round access via four-season Class III roads. Located 5.5 miles from Exit 18 off I-91, it offers convenient travel: Boston and Montreal are about 2.5 hours away, Hartford is under 3 hours, and New York City is about 5 hours. Beyond the property, outdoor recreation abounds with nearby towns like Barnet, Peacham, Groton, and St. Johnsbury offering local charm and amenities, while Pine Grove Park at Comerford Dam Lake (1.5 miles), Harveyâ??s Lake (6 miles), nearby VAST snowmobile trails, and ski resorts like Burke Mountain, Loon Mountain, and Bretton Woods are all within easy reach. If youâ??re seeking a large parcel with year-round road access, multiple homesite options, established trails, scenic views, nearby amenities, and four-season outdoor recreation, this 127-acre property presents an opportunity for a private retreat, investment, or simply enjoying a vast natural playground.
Barnet is located in Vermont. Barnet, Vermont has a population of 1,415. Barnet is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 14.5% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.85%.
The median household income in Barnet, Vermont is $55,000. The median household income for the surrounding county is $55,159 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Barnet is 47.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 3.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 39 inches per year, with 73.6 inches of snow per year.
