Private 10.04-Acre Vermont Retreat Discover the possibilities on this 10.04-acre parcel of private and secluded land, offering a peaceful setting with potential views of Jay Peak. The property features an open area well suited for camping, recreation, or exploring the potential for a future homesite. Enjoy the privacy of a private road and the feeling of being away from it all, while having the opportunity to create your own Vermont getaway. Whether you're looking for a recreational property, a camping retreat, or land to build your future home, this property offers space, privacy, and natural beauty in a desirable Northern Vermont setting. A rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of land with potential mountain views, an open area, private access, and plenty of room to make it your own.
It's hard to beat the stunning westerly views of Jay Peak and the surrounding mountains from this +/- 7 acre Troy building lot. Bucolic fields filled with wildflowers, dozens of heritage apple trees, and mature blackberries all speak to the long gone farmstead that formerly occupied the land. Many utilities are already in place including: 200amp underground power with a backboard and connections, cable internet, spring water, and a wastewater holding tank. The holding tank is connected to a camper that will be removed prior to closing. An approved 3 bedroom wastewater permit is ready to go. The property is surveyed and flagged. Located 9 miles from the mountain and 9 miles from downtown Newport Bergeron Road gives easy access to recreation and town amenities. Come take a look, bring a picnic and soak in the views.
If it's large trees or wildlife you seek, look no further. This 56-acre parcel is mostly forested with 5 acres of meadow, all in current use. There are two access roads, one on the North side, a flat area with potential for building with a large ShelterCoat 13x28” wind and snow rated garage. The second road is in the middle and needs some work to be easily drivable. If you're looking for mountain views and nice timber equity, this is it. Some thinning would help open up the canopy for the young growth. Vast tree variety of mature ash and wild cherry with lots of huge white pines, as well as some maple trees estimated at over 200 years old, birch with chaga mushrooms and large hemlock with reishi mushrooms. Mature spruce and aspen abound. Established and recently planted edible, medicinal, and ornamental plants include: golden seal, blue cohosh, ramps, wild ginger, golden rod, wild geraniums, ostrich fern, wild violets, stinging nettle, ground nuts, a grafted apple, wild apples, several hazelnut trees, daffodils, day lilies, lavender, yarrow, milkweed, blackberries and raspberries, echinacea, 2 varieties of asparagus, lovage, and rhubarb. It strikes the perfect balance between the peace and solitude of nature, but with easy access to the amenities you need. Only a 1/4 mile walk to Big Falls State Park, and just across the road is the Mississquoi River where you can fish, swim, and kayak. 15 minutes to the East Coast's snowiest ski resort, Jay Peak, which boasts a year round indoor water park. The amenities of Newport are only a 15 minute drive away, where you can find Lake Memphremagog, shopping, and family-run restaurants and shops. This property is wonderfully located in the middle of nowhere, but in the center of everything! Perfect for starting your own homestead, investing in your timber stand, or organizing your own sugaring grove and farm. If you are looking for a property that has all that potential and more, you found it!
Troy is located in Vermont. Troy, Vermont has a population of 1,744. Troy is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 21.38% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.28%.
The median household income in Troy, Vermont is $78,490. The median household income for the surrounding county is $58,037 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Troy is 43 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 41.3 inches per year, with 95.9 inches of snow per year.
