Nearly 48 acres of meticulously maintained recreational land where years of thoughtful stewardship have created a turn-key outdoor retreat. Five established food plots, permanent hunting blinds, tree stands, apple trees, and maintained trails extending from the front to the back of the property create an exceptional setting for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Deer, moose, bear, turkey, and other wildlife are frequent visitors. Direct access to both the VAST and VASA trail systems means you can leave the trailer behind and ride directly from your own property. Whether your passion is hunting, snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, or snowshoeing, this property offers four seasons of recreation. Tucked into a private clearing, the insulated off-grid cabin, built in 2014, offers approximately 384 square feet with an open kitchen and living area, wood stove, loft bedroom, generator wiring, metal roof, and board-and-batten siding. Relax on the front deck after a day outdoors, then settle in by the fire. Most furnishings convey, making it ready to enjoy from day one. A mix of maple, birch, spruce, and fir surrounds the cabin, while two small streams add to the natural character of the land. Located just 3/10 of a mile down a Class 4 road, the property is accessible by truck or SUV during warmer months and directly by snowmobile in winter. Enrolled in Vermont's Current Use Program. Whether you're searching for a hunting camp, recreational getaway, or a place to unplug and enjoy the Northeast Kingdom, this is a property you'll look forward to returning to season after season. Please note: Online tax maps and third-party mapping applications do not accurately depict the property boundaries in this area and may incorrectly show the camp's location. Buyers and agents should refer to the survey in the attached documents for a more accurate depiction. IMPORTANT: Do NOT follow GPS unless it routes you via South Wheelock Rd. See directions.
Peaceful country setting, nearby recreation, and the natural beauty of the Northeast Kingdom come together on this 1+/- acre parcel in Wheelock. The property features frontage along the South Wheelock Branch.
Tucked away in Wheelock, this nearly 30-acre stretch of land feels like the kind of place you stumble across and canâ??t quite believe is still out there. Itâ??s fully wooded, quiet, and private in a way thatâ??s getting harder to findâ??no traffic, no noise, just the natural rhythm of the trees and whatever wildlife happens to pass through. Thereâ??s no zoning here, which leaves the future of the land pretty much up to you. Build something, camp for now, go completely off-grid, or just hold onto it as your own piece of forest. The acreage gives you room to spread out and create some real separation from the outside world, whether that means a hidden cabin, a simple clearing, or nothing at all. Itâ??s the kind of property that doesnâ??t need much explaining. If youâ??ve been looking for space, quiet, and freedom to use land on your own terms, this is one of those rare spots where you can actually have it.
Build your dream home, a cozy cabin in the woods, or hold as a long term Vermont investment. This beautiful parcel offers classic Green Mountain charm with a peaceful brook, established trails, abundant wildlife, and a picturesque clearing ideal for building. A lovely stand of mature maple trees provides the potential to tap approximately 6,000 trees. Enjoy direct access to the VAST snowmobile trail system and the privacy of a true country setting. The land is enrolled in Vermontâ??s Current Use program for tax savings, with approximately 3 acres excluded, offering flexibility for future building. A special opportunity to own a scenic and versatile piece of Vermont countryside.
Wonderful opportunity to own a large parcel of Vermont land conveniently located off Route 16 in Greensboro and Wheelock. The property offers road frontage on both Route 16 and Sparrow Hawk Road and is crossed by a snowmobile (VAST) trail, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. The land is protected by a conservation easement and is enrolled in Vermontâ??s Current Use program, helping to keep property taxes low. Two separate 2-acre parcels have been excluded from the easement. One sits along Sparrow Hawk Road in an open area where a former homesite once existed, offering potential for future use. The second excluded parcel is located further down the road and abuts an older neighboring camp. An additional benefit is an approved exemption allowing for the construction of up to three small seasonal camps on the property. A current forestry management plan is in place and provides valuable insight into the timber composition and long-term stewardship of the land. A rare opportunity for recreation, conservation, and limited development in a peaceful Northeast Kingdom setting.
Wooded lot with an existing 6200 tap sugar bush and an approved forestry management plan in place, offering both privacy and long-term stewardship. The VAST snowmobile trail runs along the rear of the property. Land offers miles of year round recreational opportunities. Currently enrolled in the Vermont Land Use Program, helping to keep property taxes low. Conveniently located just minutes from Lyndonville and Lyndon State College, this parcel offers a great balance of rural setting with easy access to town amenities, schools, and services. An excellent opportunity for recreation, investment, or future homesite (subject to permits). Sugaring bush has been leased and sap gathering equipment is owned by a 3rd party but also available for purchase.
Wheelock is located in Vermont. Wheelock, Vermont has a population of 731. Wheelock is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 13.37% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.85%.
The median household income in Wheelock, Vermont is $62,308. The median household income for the surrounding county is $55,159 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Wheelock is 51.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 77.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 0.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 42.8 inches per year, with 103.1 inches of snow per year.
