Bridport Vermont Real Estate

This lovely parcel of land is private, but only about 8 miles from Middlebury College. It has several potential building spots. The one closest to the road would be the least expensive to build on, but if you go higher up the hill, the potential for views is excellent. This is your opportunity to live in a lovely, wooded setting, while having a very easy commute to Middlebury or to Vergennes.

Tuck your new home into this beautiful meadow with a backdrop of trees as you look to the mountain views in the west! A State wastewater permit for a three bedroom home is in place. Defined by a stone wall along the road, a new home would look beautiful sitting on this level portion of the lot, with potential for great views if you decide to sit further up on the ridge. Just 5 miles to downtown Middlebury and Middlebury College, but a world away! It is easy to envision your new home here- come check it out!

Beautiful wooded lot just 15 minutes from Middlebury. Waste water permit in place for a 4-bedroom single family residence. Potential views to the east.

Looking for a private setting with the potential for residential site(s)? This parcel offers over 120 acres of rolling farm land with generous westerly views of the Adirondack Mountains. The property is surrounded mostly by Vermont Land Trust Conserved Lands, including the opposite side of Crown Point Rd. Enjoy a combination of open and wooded lands consisting of an estimated 32 acres wooded, 47 acres tillable, 36 acres of pasture, and 6 acres of wetland, including the Braisted Brook. The property is currently enrolled in the State Current Use Program, and Forrest Management Program to help ease the property tax burden.

The Morgan Hill Farm has been in the same family for 52 years & offers some of the finest views of Addison County farmland & the Adirondack Mountains available. Located in the small, quiet farm community of Bridport, VT, the 49.18 +/- acre parcel offers approximately 20 acres of tillable land. The current owners run an Egg & Hay business and before covid offered a very successful & highly ranked B&B. This location is prime with easy NY access via VT-125 & the popular VT-22A North-South route. The home has a wonderful history as part of the famous Fletcher family with an 18” thick cut stone foundation, traditional slate roof & double chimneys. Built c: 1830, it was made to last. A large family room addition was added in 1974 along with all updated 3-wire grounded electric. This 4800 SF, 5-bedroom home has soaring ceilings with a beautiful central stair foyer. The owner meticulously decorated each bedroom for her onetime B&B. The farmstand building along with two smaller barn/sheds will stay with the property. The larger barn has a horse stall. The upper field by the house is Farmington Loam with the southern fields being more typical Vergennes clay. The property would be prime for subdivision with the three sections of road frontage all having very good septic soils per the state database, highly unusual for Addison County. This property is NOT in Land Trust but does take advantage of the VT Current Use tax reduction program. Come explore all the options this home presents!

Here is an opportunity to combine 2 dreams into one property! Living on Lake Champlain and cultivating the land for agricultural business. This 343+-acre parcel includes 503’ of Lake Champlain Frontage. Access to the lake is on the southern end of the property and is from a gentle slope for easy access. The land comes with a 4 bedroom historic brick home, farm buildings and a 3 BR farm labor home that needs rehab work or rebuilding. The parcel is in the Vermont Land Trust with a 2 homestead parcels as well an unbuilt farm labor house site. The parcel is in the Vermont Land Trust with 2 homestead parcels as well an unbuilt farm worker house site. The land is presently in current use and offers a combination highly productive farmland, barns and good forest production. The beauty of this parcel can’t be described in words, green pastures, blue skies, the lake, distant mountains, come live your dream.