6 Best Places to Retire in Vermont
There’s no better place to retire than in the serene state of Vermont. With its peaceful rural atmosphere and tight-knit small towns, Vermont offers retirees a welcoming place to spend their years of rest and relaxation. If you’re considering moving to this cozy state after resigning from the working life, the 6 towns below should … Read More
Posted onHow to Find the Best Real Estate Agents in Vermont
The Green Mountain State may be tiny, but when it comes to real estate agents, Vermont has plenty to choose from. What’s tricky is selecting the right one. By following our expert tips below, you can ensure that your realtor hunt ends in success. Zone in on Your Zone It’s important to find realtors who … Read More
Posted onWaterbury VT’s Best Homes for Sale in 2017
Now that the New Year has come, it’s time to get serious about those resolutions you made. Perhaps one of them was to upgrade your life by getting settled in somewhere nice – a new home in Waterbury, VT, for example. This town offers all of the quaint charm one could ask for: a modest … Read More
Posted onWhat Kind of Home Fits Your Budget?
For just about every person considering buying a home, cost is the most important factor. Prospective buyers usually have a limited budget they have to stick to. Luckily, this doesn’t mean they need to settle for a less-than-ideal home. Here at PallSpera, we always have a number of impressive Vermont real estate listings in every … Read More
Posted on5 Ways to Bring Vermont into Your Home
Perhaps you were born in Vermont and you miss it dearly, or it could be that you’ve moved there and want a slice of what you can see from the outside on the inside as well. You’ll be pleased to know there are many ways you can “Vermont” your home regardless of whether you live … Read More
Posted onThe Vermont Trifecta: What Stowe, Morristown, and Waterbury Have to Offer
Whether you’re looking for a place to get away or settle down, Vermont has plenty to offer in a trifecta of 3 charming northern towns: Stowe, Morristown, and Waterbury. The towns span Lamoille County and Washington County, a picturesque region in northern Vermont. It boasts an atmosphere of peace and serenity, thanks in part to … Read More
Posted onWhy Waterbury, Vermont is Your Next Home
There is something about Norman Rockwell’s inimitable paintings that at once capture a bygone era of small-town life and an essence of Americana, which has all but evaporated in the contemporary world. Many people are fed up with the hustle-and-bustle of modern life and are in search of something like life in a Rockwell painting. … Read More
Posted onWhy you should live in Stowe, VT
If you don’t know Stowe, Vermont, you don’t know what you’re missing. This picturesque town of roughly 4300 people is nestled among the rolling hills of the Green Mountains is one of the country’s best-kept secrets. The majestic Mt. Mansfield is home to skiing enthusiasts and attracts a large number of tourists to its slopes … Read More
Posted onMillennial Home Buyers in Vermont May be Back
Millennials in Vermont have been called the homeownership lost generation, but things may be starting to change. In 2014, John Pelletier the director of the Champlain College Center for Financial Literacy said that one of the biggest factors standing in the way of millennials owning a home was college debt. It’s estimated that approximately two-thirds … Read More
Posted onWhy Vermont Is The New Home Buying Market For Millennials
Millennials in Vermont have been called the homeownership lost generation, but things may be starting to change. In 2014, John Pelletier the director of the Champlain College Center for Financial Literacy said that one of the biggest factors standing in the way of millennials owning a home was college debt. It’s estimated that approximately two-thirds … Read More
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