An extremely rare opportunity to become the steward of one of the areas last remaining intact farmsteads. The 103 acres has traditionally served as a highly productive self sustaining property. Its roughly 37 acres of well drained, rich soiled hayfields lend themselves with their southern exposure to a multitude of agricultural pursuits. While the remaining 66 acres is a well managed mixed northern hardwood forest with an actively producing sugarbush. A network of roadways give complete access. A superlative component of the woodlands that are on the southern flank of Wardner Mountain are the rock outcroppings. The symmetrical natural cleft stones are readily apparent in the network of ancient stone walls and in the remains of a very early stone structure at the height of the land. All of the land has direct line sight of Mt Ascutney and long range views, giving numerable possible building sites. There is an existing ca 1840 farmhouse and outbuildings which are currently being used by the owners. An excellent future quest house, caretakers cottage or the primary residence. The possibilities are endless.
In the heart of equestrian West Windsor, this managed and improved 63-acre parcel offers one of the most appealing and accessible opportunities for new construction in an area known for substantial horse farms and country estates. The terrain provides a pleasing mixture of expansive pasture with 11 acres of level hay field, and a mixed, northern forest woodlot. Ancient stonewalls run along the borders of meadows and follow lines of heritage maple trees. Two active streams and a pond site further enhance what is a remarkably level site for Vermont. Sheddsville Road lies at the center of Green Mountain Horse Association country. The area is well known for its extensive and interconnected system of riding trails. And the property itself features an established internal trail system that provides the opportunity to go for a hack without ever leaving home. West Windsor is prized for its quiet country lanes and dirt roads, and an exceptional natural landscape that unfolds around every turn. The property in its entirely is enrolled in Vermontâ??s Use Valuation program and the woods have been professionally managed. Additionally, the parcel is benefitted by an existing state wastewater permit and design, as well as completed access and wetlands engineering. An exceptional offering presenting a unique opportunity to acquire one of the finest parcels available in the heart of horse country.
107 acres with sweeping views of Mount Ascutney and endless building potential. Renovate the manufactured home to use as an onsite temporary structure while you construct your dream home. Situated in the heart of one of the greatest little towns, surrounded by beautiful homes, horse properties, and all of the outdoor recreation you could imagine. Just a stones throw to South Woodstock, Green Mountain Horse Association, Ascutney Outdoors, and 15 minutes to access I-91. Put this one on your list.
West Windsor is located in Vermont. West Windsor, Vermont has a population of 1,106. West Windsor is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 30.04% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.38%.
The median household income in West Windsor, Vermont is $67,727. The median household income for the surrounding county is $56,828 compared to the national median of $57,652. The median age of people living in West Windsor is 40.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 81 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 9.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 42.8 inches per year, with 85.2 inches of snow per year.
