Awesome 133± Acre Country Parcel in Putney, Vermont. A rare opportunity to own 133± acres of picturesque Vermont land in highly desirable Putney. This large country parcel offers multiple access points, including generous frontage on a major road as well as two unpaved roads. Existing logging roads weave through the property, leading to several clearings ideal for building, recreation, or enjoying scenic views. The East Putney Brook gently winds through the acreage, enhancing the natural beauty and creating a serene woodland atmosphere. A state-issued Vermont wastewater permit for a 5-bedroom residence on E Putney Brook Road is already in place, along with additional soil testing that confirms the potential for an additional home site. Whether youâ??re seeking a private residential retreat, recreational escape, hunting terrain or exploring development opportunities, this property offers exceptional possibilities. Close to Landmark College, Putney Village and convenient to Brattleboro, Keene and I91.
Located on E. Putney Brook Rd., approx. 2.5 miles from Putney Village, this beautiful, wooded 9+ ac property offers a desirable place to build. Bring your own building plans, power is nearby, and septic design is available. Clear a prime building site on level plateau and surround your home with mature woodlands. This county location offers easy access to orchards, farmstands for local produce, miles of trails for hiking, skiing, cycling, all within a short commute to Putney Village, I-91, Brattleboro, Bellows Falls, Walpole, and Keene, NH. Property is newly subdivided therefore there is no deed, tax bill or SPAN #. Subject to final town approval by 12/15/25.
Location is key, and locations like this don't come along often. Almost at the top of Putney Mountain is this 5+/- acres of mature hard and soft woods, including red oak, birch, beech, pine and hemlock, just waiting to host your full or part time dwelling. The existing driveway, which is shared with the seller, offers access to the length of the parcel. There's a State Wastewater Permit with a complete septic design in place, so there's no waiting for that process. The land has a mixed terrain with seasonal views, and stone walls grace the boundary and crisscross the parcel. There's direct access to all of the trails operated by the Putney Mountain Association and the Windmill Hill Pinnacle Association. This property is a true gem you won't want to miss. Town documents show this parcel might be subdividable. When you go, please don't block the driveway and don't go up past the green ribbon on a tree on the right.
Just in time! So special! This unusual offering was a beloved family complex for many years. The land is a delight of mixed hardwoods and evergreens, easy to walk and gently rolling for intrigue. Walk to "downtown" Putney for the small town energy, pop in the auto for a short drive to everything else...interstate access, NH, skiing...hospitals and services.....or tuck in at home for a private get away. Wonderful for either primary or second homers. Mostly paved road access is great for spring travel. The structures are unsafe so do not enter. They will need to be replaced with something you love, but well worth the effort. Subject to probate of the estate of LILLIANNE R. MARCHITTO
Putney is located in Vermont. Putney, Vermont has a population of 2,570. Putney is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 21.65% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 20.95%.
The median household income in Putney, Vermont is $57,500. The median household income for the surrounding county is $59,195 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Putney is 35.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 9.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.5 inches per year, with 64.9 inches of snow per year.
