Attractive building lot in the desirable Highwood community. This lot offers potential long-range views and includes sewer rights in the Highwood community sewer system for a three-bedroom residence. Architectural review and protective covenants ensure that the quality of life in this small community is always preserved. Highwood is adjacent to the Green Mountain Trail network for mountain biking, snowshoeing, hiking and more. Just a half mile to the VAST trails for snowmobiling and a short drive to Killington and Pico ski resorts for world class skiing and riding. Don't miss this opportunity to build your dream vacation home in one of the area's most appealing neighborhoods.
Discover the opportunity to own 4.20 wooded acres in the Timber Hawk community of Stockbridge, Vermont. Offering a secluded setting, approximately 690 feet of road frontage and mountain views, this parcel provides an opportunity for land ownership in the coveted Timber Hawk community. Enjoy access to the surrounding area's outdoor recreation, with the Killington region and its year-round activities within reach. The property is subject to Timber Hawk protective covenants. Connection to the Timber Hawk community sewer is unavailable; buyers should independently investigate septic or alternative wastewater solution. A unique opportunity to explore land ownership in Vermont's scenic Green Mountains.
Located at 664 Ranney Road in Stockbridge, VT, this approximately 3 acre parcel has already been surveyed, cleared, and fitted with a base driveway, giving a buyer a real head start on building. GPS friendly, you will find a mailbox at the bottom and then you can make your way up the driveway to the gentle clearing. The site's grade and orientation make it well suited to a home with a walkout basement, a layout that adds usable living space and natural light without extra excavation. For a buyer ready to build, the groundwork here is already done, the survey is complete, the clearing is finished, and the driveway is in. Potential quotes for a garage may be available upon request. Town tax bill says 3 acres, while survey references property as 2.93 acres. Only 14 miles from Killington if you are looking for a lovely ski retreat!
Two parcels offered together: The headliner is a cliffside building lot with a mesmerizing scenic view of the opposing mountains and the White River winding its way through the valley below. The second parcel sits diagonally across the road and is beneficial for utility purposes. Currently it has a well with an electrical junction box to power the pump, and this feeds fresh water to many of the neighboring homes. While the cliffside parcel is technically 3 acres, the actual building envelope is 0.7 acres before it reaches the cliff edge, and this opportunity is priced accordingly. Still this would be the most spectacular location to perch a house looking out over the river valley. The utility parcel is 2.4 acres, mostly wooded except for a small pond, a short driveway, and some clearing, with a utility pole near the roadside. Access is via a private dirt road. Plowing and maintenance costs are divided among the owners of developed lots only, not vacant ones.
Nestled among natural streams in the rolling hills of Vermont's Green Mountains, this remarkable 94 acre parcel offers sweeping views overlooking the White River. Rich with potential for residential use or future development, the property includes a private septic system and a drilled well already in place. With 670 feet of frontage along VT Route 107, the land provides convenient access while maintaining a peaceful, private setting. An open, cleared area offers an ideal site for building, while a network of old logging roads leads to more private, elevated locations—perfect for taking in expansive views of the White River and surrounding mountains. Located in Stockbridge, the property is perfectly positioned for year-round recreation. Killington is less than 20 minutes away, and Sugarbush Resort is an easy drive, offering access to some of the region's premier skiing and outdoor adventure. The area also features abundant hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing trails, along with scenic waterfalls, swimming holes, and nearby Silver Lake for relaxing summer days. Whether you're seeking a peaceful place to build surrounded by nature, or a retreat for four-season adventure in the Green Mountains, this property presents a unique opportunity to create something truly special.
Stockbridge is located in Vermont. Stockbridge, Vermont has a population of 733. Stockbridge is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 22.51% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.01%.
The median household income in Stockbridge, Vermont is $71,250. The median household income for the surrounding county is $63,787 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Stockbridge is 47 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 6.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.9 inches per year, with 93.8 inches of snow per year.
