Discover the beauty and possibilities of this lovely 7-acre building lot in Pownal, Vermont. Surrounded by the natural beauty and peaceful charm of the countryside, this special property offers meadow and mountain views, with a natural border of mature pines providing a sense of privacy and seclusion. Design a home that reflects your vision, with room to garden, enjoy the outdoors, and savor the tranquility of country living. Whether you are dreaming of a year-round residence or a special Vermont getaway, this inviting parcel offers a wonderful opportunity to bring your vision to life. Enjoy the convenience of being just 15 minutes from downtown Bennington and Southwestern Vermont Medical Center, and approximately 15 minutes from Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts. Don't miss the chance to make this beautiful piece of southern Vermont your own. Come walk the land, take in the views, and start planning the home. Septic design is for a 4 bedroom house that will be served by drilled well and gravity mound septic system. Engineer will be submitting the state permit application this week 10/28 for the state WW permit. Permit to be issued by early December 2026.
Ten wooded acres in Pownal offering a versatile setting for a future homesite, recreational retreat, or potential subdivision, subject to all applicable approvals. The property extends between South Mann Hill Road and Ladd Road, with road frontage on both and an existing rudimentary driveway/trail entrance from South Mann Hill Road. Follow the old woods road into the property to discover open areas beneath a mature hardwood canopy, providing a great starting point for envisioning a homesite or simply enjoying the land as it is. The woods include an abundance of maple trees, along with a plentiful supply of firewood, according to the seller. For outdoor enthusiasts, the property has also been enjoyed for hunting, with deer, bear, and turkey known to frequent the area. With approximately 10 acres, frontage on two roads, and a mix of wooded and partially cleared spaces, there may also be potential for subdivision; buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding building and subdivision possibilities. No well or septic has been permitted or installed. Power is available at the street. Whether you're looking to build, hunt, harvest your own firewood, or simply own a private piece of Vermont woodland, this property offers exciting opportunities.
Nearly 70 acres of breathtaking Vermont land where the possibilities are as impressive as the views. From the moment you arrive, this property has a way of stopping you in your tracks, with expansive mountain and countryside views that seem to change from every vantage point. Once home to a working farm, the property still features a barn and silo, along with a drilled well from the former homesite. The old house has been removed and the site cleared, creating an opportunity to start fresh and bring your own vision to life. Much of the acreage is already open and has been consistently mowed and maintained over the past several years, saving significant time and expense compared with starting with heavily wooded land. Portions of the property remain wooded, adding privacy, recreation and excellent hunting opportunities. Build your dream home overlooking the mountains, create a family compound, bring back the farm, establish a horse or hobby farm, explore agricultural or organic farming possibilities, or investigate the potential for subdivision and development. With several incredible potential building sites, nearly 70 acres gives you room to dream big. The property is not enrolled in Current Use, offering flexibility for its next owner. A new septic system will likely be needed, but with a drilled well already on site and so much of the land cleared and beautifully maintained. Whether your vision is farming, recreation, development or simply owning an extraordinary piece of Vermont, this is the kind of land that needs to be experienced in person. Every turn reveals another view: and choosing your favorite building spot may be the hardest part.
Discover the potential of this scenic 1.18 acre parcel situated on a quiet street directly across from the town offices. Offering beautiful views and the convenience of town sewer, this property presents an excellent opportunity to build the home you've been dreaming of. Whether you're planning a year-round residence or a peaceful retreat, the generous lot provides plenty of space to create your ideal setting while enjoying a tranquil location with easy access to local amenities. An existing structure is located on the property and is being sold as-is, please do not attempt to enter the building as it's considered a tear-down, allowing the next owner to start fresh with new construction tailored to their vision. A private well existed on the property, but its condition and status are unknown, and buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding the water supply and all development requirements. With its desirable combination of acreage, scenic views, municipal sewer access, and convenient location, this property offers a rare opportunity to create something truly special. Bring your builder, your plans, and your imagination to unlock the possibilities this unique parcel has to offer.
Beautiful property featuring an impressive 835.9 feet of road frontage and over 10 partially cleared acres of private land in Pownal, VT. This land is situated on a private road with rolling woods, making it an ideal location to build a dream home or a vacation getaway. It offers easy access to Route 7, providing a quick drive north to the Bennington, VT. area and to local ski resorts. Heading south on Route 7 leads directly into Berkshire County, Williamstown. Massachusetts, known for the Clark Art Institute, Williams College and its picturesque streets, theatres and restaurants. A short ride to MASS MOCA in N. Adams and is less than an hour's drive to Lenox, Massachusetts Tanglewood Music Center.
A rare opportunity to own one of the most extraordinary parcels in the region. High Meadows Farm encompasses sweeping open meadows, mature woodlands, and truly breathtaking 360-degree views stretching from Mount Greylock to the south, Mount Anthony to the north, the Taconic Ridge to the west, and Dome and Pine Cobble to the east. Wander a secluded birch-lined pathway, discover a magnificent century-old oak tree, and follow the gentle brook that borders the property. This remarkable landscape offers a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and accessibility. Create an incomparable estate overlooking the mountains, or take advantage of the property's three ready-to-build lots to establish a family compound nestled among meadows and woodland. Whether envisioned as a private retreat, legacy property, or development opportunity, High Meadows Farm provides an exceptional setting unlike any other. Ideally located just 7 minutes from Williamstown, 15 minutes from Bennington, and 45 minutes from Albany, this peaceful paradise offers the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience.
Pownal is located in Vermont. Pownal, Vermont has a population of 3,290. Pownal is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 23.8% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.94%.
The median household income in Pownal, Vermont is $63,654. The median household income for the surrounding county is $63,448 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Pownal is 45.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 11.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.3 inches per year, with 64.6 inches of snow per year.
