The median home value in Granby, VT is $246,800.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $190,800.
The national median home value is $338,100.
The average price of homes sold in Granby, VT is $246,800.
Approximately 22.89% of Granby homes are owned,
compared to 4.82% rented, while
72.29% are vacant.
Granby real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Granby real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Perched above a gentle bend in the beautiful Moose River sits this newly remodeled 1886 farmhouse with sweeping river and small valley views. Picture yourself Fishing the Moose River, skiing Burke MT, Snowmobiling the VAST trail a ½ mile away. You could mountain bike at Kingdom Trails, walk Victory State Forestâ??s 16,272 acres next door. Thereâ??s good Hunting here, or paddling in the many lakes & rivers. But, after all that, thereâ??s always Napping on the new Trex deck with the sounds of the river. An open floor plan, 8 ft ceilings, View Windows, Bedrooms with vaulted ceilings, and a tin ceilinged sunroom bathe the interior with tons of light. (some pics may be Wide Angle, check room measurements). 1973 map says Flood zone, but local residents say No flooding in over 50 years, never even overflowed its banks in last few years. The detached workshop sits just steps away from the main house. A two car garage & large basement provide plenty of storage. Some of the trim & flooring is still being refinished. The grounds are sprinkled with apple trees and berry bushes which bring in a wide variety of wildlife. A Conservation Baseline study states that there are actually about 6.5 acres. The conservation easement for this parcel ensures that little will change in your country haven, during the coming years. Owners are offering a $15,000 credit towards a drilled well install scheduled for early summer.
Direct VAST Trail access! And Sportsman paradise! Secluded 29+ acre parcel with spectacular mountain views! Built in 2013, the single-story cabin offers 3 bedrooms, 1 bath cabin! The efficient and cozy kitchen, which includes a gas range and refrigerator, is open to the dining area which features a custom built live-edge wood table. The furnished living room includes a wood stove that heats the entire home. There's also a propane wall heater. There are 3 bedrooms and a seasonal bath. The water supply is seasonal from an ample spring, but the water pipes could be buried. There is no septic system. There used to be a compost toilet, but it is not included. There is electricity at the road, but the generator is included. There is a solar system, however the batteries need replacing. The cabin is on post and piers and the primary bedroom floors are insulated. The covered deck provides an ideal environment for relaxation as you take in the amazing mountain view. There is a generator shed and a full-sized workshop that could be transformed to a bunk house! This haven of peace and tranquility can be yours! Embrace nature and fresh mountain air, yet travel less than 15 minutes to local amenities!
Located at the end of a Town maintained road you will find this fantastic log home that feels like a lodge. Large logs that were hand crafted by the current owner fit beautifully together so perfect you wonder how it happened. A large fieldstone fire place is the center piece, just like the lodges built around Mount Washington which can be viewed from this property. There is a wonderful, luxurious Primary suite on the second level and a sizable second bedroom on the main floor. The concept is open throughout. The basement is a walkout and a blank slate, waiting to be fully finished. The 9.75 acres has its own orchard which dear and moose and all the rest of Vermonts native animals inhabit. VAST and VASA are able to be accessed from the property. There is still some work left to do here but what is done has been done well. Be the ones to put the finishing touch to this unique home. You'll be the envy of all.
