Comprised of two lots with direct frontage on the Stevens River as well as a septic design available for each lot, this 9.66 Acre parcel has several prime locations for development, recreation, or simple enjoyment of natures beauty. With proximity to Route 5 and I91, this set of lots could be developed into one large homestead, or broken up into two developments with proper approvals. Stunning views across the valley can be accomplished in various locations throughout the two parcels. Come see what your vision allows on this gorgeous piece of property!
Explore the possibilities on this 100-acre parcel along Denio Road in Barnet. The land rises from the roadside, with trails winding up through the woods. As you climb higher, the views improveâ??look east over the Comerford Dam and Connecticut River Valley toward New Hampshireâ??s White Mountains, or from the top, enjoy potential westerly views of Vermontâ??s Green Mountains. Recently selectively harvested, the property still holds mature timber (mostly Oak) and could support a hobby sugarbush. Power is at the road. Road Frontage is estimated. The property is enrolled in the Vermont Current Use Program resulting in a tax bill of only $350/year. Located less than a mile from the Comerford Reservoir boat launch and picnic area, this property offers a great base for recreationâ??boating, fishing, hiking, or simply enjoying the outdoors. Barnet itself is a charming Connecticut River town with quick access to I-91, beautiful Harveyâ??s Lake for swimming and paddling, and nearby Burke Mountain for skiing and biking. Whether youâ??re looking for a private getaway, a land investment, or a future building site with stunning views, this acreage is a versatile option in Vermontâ??s Northeast Kingdom.
This 34-acre parcel is located on Comerford Dam Road. There is a well-situated, large, open clearing with an existing driveway that would be an easy place to build a home. There are two additional cleared home sites, making this parcel an ideal family compound, or optionally, the homesites could be subdivided and sold. There is electricity approximately 400 feet from the property at the intersection of Comerford Dam Road and Denio Road. The eastern and southern views could be further opened with additional tree thinning. A year-round stream bisects the property, providing both dramatic views and wildlife viewing as animals drink from the stream. There are extensive high-quality sand deposits for onsite construction activities. This parcel is ready for your home or camp with different places to build available. Excellent road frontage, views to the southeast, with amenities and outdoor recreation nearby make this property a great piece of land to consider.
This three-acre parcel sits above the intersection of Denio and Comerford Dam Roads. Power is on the property, and a home could be easily built on the existing clearing with only a small driveway needed. There are excellent views to the south, making this house site an attractive and inexpensive option. This parcel is attached to Parcel 2, which, if purchased together, would make an ideal family compound. This parcel has year-round road access, a buildable homesite with views, and local amenities with outdoor recreation nearby.
This 35.5-acre parcel is located below Parcel 1 between Denio and Comerford Dam Roads. The best option for a home would be on Denio Road, as there is power along the road frontage. Additionally, off-grid camps could be built on Comerford Dam Road, which has great frontage but no electricity. There are views to the south toward the river valley, and these could be opened further with additional tree thinning. A year-round stream bisects the property, providing wildlife viewing as animals drink from the stream. If youâ??re in the market for land with year-round road access, homesites with views, and four-season outdoor recreation nearby, this parcel is a good option.
This parcel is 127 acres, and the best place to build a home is on Denio Road, where power is available. From this parcel, there are views of Mount Washington and the Presidential Range through the trees, and southwest views down the Connecticut River valley. The access on Denio Road leads to a semi-opened park-like setting with large oak trees as the main species on that part of the land. There are sections of white pine, hemlock, and other northern hardwood species on the rest of the property. Due to past logging activity, walking through the parcel is excellent, making it easy to explore this large parcel. A small stream leads from the upper part of the property to the lower section. There are gravel deposits available for on-site construction activities. If youâ??re in the market for a large parcel with year round road access, multiple homesite options, trails, views, amenities, and four-season outdoor recreation nearby, this parcel is an excellent option.
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.
