Fully wastewater permitted and ready for the next steps toward building, this 3.78-acre offering in Montgomery Heights combines two surveyed lots, 9 and 9A, in a wooded Vermont setting. With wastewater permitting, septic design work, survey, and related property documents already completed, much of the preliminary planning has been addressed. The approach is part of the setting: cross the river, wind gently uphill, and enter the peaceful loop of Montgomery Heights. Continue toward the top of Montgomery Heights, and just before the entrance to Ring Road, you'll arrive at the property along a quiet private gravel road. From the road, the land rises gradually before beginning to level, creating possibilities for a future homesite among a mixed northern hardwood forest of birch, maple, and beech. Exposed quartz and areas of ledge add natural character, while seasonal mountain views provide another dimension to the landscape, with potential to thoughtfully enhance the views while retaining the property's wooded setting. Montgomery Heights is an established private-road neighborhood, with nearby undeveloped land contributing to its tucked-away Vermont feel. With two surveyed lots, wastewater permitting already in place, varied terrain, mature hardwoods, and advance site planning completed, this property offers a strong starting point for bringing your plans to life.
Fully permitted and full of potential, this 48-acre parcel sits just a couple miles outside Montgomery Village on Hill West Road, one of the most beautiful roads in town. The entire drive to the property is surrounded by mountain views, setting the stage before you even arrive. With over 1,200 feet of frontage along West Hill Brook, just below Creamery Bridge, and 1,437 feet of road frontage, the property offers excellent access along with privacy and seclusion. Approximately 10 acres of gently sloping open meadow provide an ideal building site, with a state-issued wastewater permit already in place for a 4-bedroom home. A second potential building site exists at the opposite end of the property, where perk testing has already been completed, offering potential for future subdivision or simply giving you options for where you choose to place your home. The remaining acreage is wooded, with moderate to steeper terrain leading down to the brook along the rear boundary. The property is currently enrolled in Vermont's Land Use Program, providing a reduction in property taxes. Whether you're envisioning a private homestead, recreational retreat, or exploring the property's future potential, this is a beautiful piece of Vermont land with plenty of options. Just a short drive to Jay Peak Resort for four-season amenities including world-class skiing, championship golf, hockey, and a popular indoor waterpark.
Montgomery is located in Vermont. Montgomery, Vermont has a population of 1,019. Montgomery is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 20.16% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 28.56%.
The median household income in Montgomery, Vermont is $30,500. The median household income for the surrounding county is $68,476 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Montgomery is 48 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 4.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.2 inches per year, with 91.5 inches of snow per year.
