Imagine creating your own Vermont mountain retreat just minutes from Okemo. Offered together, Lots 47 & 48 consist of 2 wooded acres in Mount Holly Heights, set on the corner of Okemo Way and Alpine Drive with broad road frontage. A state wastewater permit is already in place for a 3-bedroom single-family residence, with electricity and fiber-optic internet available at the street and year-round access along town-maintained Okemo Way, providing valuable advantages as you plan your future home. Follow the existing opening and informal path into a south-facing setting of mature trees, ferns and natural woodland, near the proposed building area shown on the septic design. Filtered mountain views are already visible through the trees, with the potential for a more expansive outlook through selective clearing. The adjoining second lot adds an extra layer of privacy and natural buffer. Approximately four miles from Okemo Mountain and convenient to the Healdville Trail for hiking and nearby VAST snowmobile trails, the property offers an appealing setting for weekends, ski season or year-round Vermont living. With the leaves still on the trees and the ground visible, fall is an ideal time to walk the property, take in the setting and imagine how this corner of Mount Holly could become your own.
Price adjustment! Come and take a look at this twenty acres in Mt. Holly and see if it is meant to be yours. Soil testing was just done on this relatively level parcel of land. Six pits were dug and results were favorable. The soil tests were done in the Southeast corner of the property in a slightly elevated section of the parcel and indicate suitable soils for one or more wastewater systems. An engineer's letter can be provided to interested buyers. This mostly-wooded property has trails winding throughout, apple trees, and stone walls and access to the VAST. In the heart of snowmobile country, just minutes from Okemo on one of Mt. Holly's gravel roads with easy access to Rt. 103, is this large parcel waiting for someone's vision to become reality. Log cabin? Barndominium? Your own farm? Lots of possibilities with no zoning in Mt. Holly.
Dreams can come true... This beautiful lot has septic plans and is ready for your new home. Situated on a quaint dead end road just 5 minutes to Okemo's Jackson Gore Base area, the parcel has a slightly sloped driveway to a perfectly level lot with so much to offer. Your future house can face due west to enjoy beautiful sunsets. This location is steep with history, as the Civilian Conservation Corps built the locally famous Healdville Hiking Trail which starts at the end of the dead end road. Snowmobile enthusiasts will relish the V.A.S.T. trail is also at the end of Station Road. Drive bys welcome please don't walk the land unless accompanied by an agent.
Mount Holly is located in Vermont. Mount Holly, Vermont has a population of 1,444. Mount Holly is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 21.01% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.91%.
The median household income in Mount Holly, Vermont is $59,395. The median household income for the surrounding county is $59,751 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Mount Holly is 54.1 years.
The average high temperature in July is 79.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 8.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.4 inches per year, with 95.9 inches of snow per year.
