Build your dream home - here in the mountains of Ripton! Or maybe you're just looking for a wooded site to ski or hunt or cut firewood from. Or, perhaps you like to camp on your own land and watch the birds, the deer and the chipmunks fly and run wild! No matter what you seek, this 26+ acre parcel is available for your ideas and dreams to come to life. This area of Ripton is zoned for a minimum of 10 acres per lot so potential for subdivision exists as well. Sellers are in the process of working with a septic engineer to permit a system to be made available to the next owner before a closing for construction of a year-round home. Access is VIA Fire Brook Road (shared with others) and a ROW. Power poles on the property. Will need a driveway. Please make an appointment with your agent to see this property.
Ready to build your dream home? This exceptional vacant lot offers the perfect foundation with all major infrastructure already in place. The property features a drilled well, underground electrical service, and an installed septic system, saving you time and significant upfront costs. Located in a serene Vermont setting, you'll enjoy seasonal mountain views with potential for even more dramatic vistas through selective clearing. The neighborhood provides year-round recreational opportunities that outdoor enthusiasts will love. Winter brings access to nearby cross-country skiing at the Rikert facility and downhill skiing at Middlebury College Snow Bowl. When snow melts, endless hiking trails, prime hunting grounds, and excellent fishing spots await exploration. This well-positioned lot sits where nature takes center stage, offering peaceful surroundings while maintaining reasonable access to amenities. Combining established utilities and natural beauty creates an ideal scenario for your custom home construction project. Whether you envision a cozy retreat or spacious family residence, this property provides the blank canvas you need.
Featuring over 50 acres of wooded terrain and a significant wetland complex, this property is located in the heart of Ripton and offers both natural tranquility and development potential. With convenient access to roadside electricity and an existing driveway from Lincoln Road, there are options to construct near existing utilities while preserving the more remote portion for recreational use. Alternatively, building further into the property can provide enhanced privacy, allowing flexibility based on preference. No plans to develop, no problem! Existing logging roads and an additional Lot, also listed for sale, offer nearly 100 acres of pristine landscape to explore and enjoy. Set up your showing today! Neighboring property to the South (LOT 4) is also listed on the MLS 5056943. Seller open to selling both Parcels.
This 45 Acre, mostly wooded parcel with an impressive wetland complex, offers both potential for development while also providing unparalleled privacy. With access and utilities off Lincoln Road, you can cater the site to your specific needs. Whether you plan on building your dream home, crafting a secluded getaway, or preserving the landscape for future generations, this parcel in Ripton stands ready to fulfill your vision. Existing logging roads and an additional Lot, also listed for sale, offer nearly 100 acres of pristine landscape to explore and enjoy. A rare opportunity in a truly special place! Set up your showing today Neighboring property to the North (LOT 3) is also listed on the MLS 5056944. Seller open to selling both Parcels.
Ripton is located in Vermont. Ripton, Vermont has a population of 549. Ripton is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 34.97% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.02%.
The median household income in Ripton, Vermont is $88,393. The median household income for the surrounding county is $77,978 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Ripton is 47.1 years.
The average high temperature in July is 76.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 5.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.5 inches per year, with 120.4 inches of snow per year.
