Properties Near 4 Roberts Road Winhall, VT

Waaaaait a minute! There’s buildable land just minutes from Stratton Mountain, and it’s already got septic not only approved, but basically installed?!?! I can just build my house on these 4.68 acres and enjoy all of the beauty and convenience of the area? And it's approved for 2 three bedroom houses!!! 2 miles to Stratton and 20 minutes to Manchester. I almost can’t believe this is available…and such an amazing value! I’m on my way!!!

The Cotswold Hill Parcels are five separate surveyed house sites located off West Hill Road in Jamaica, VT. These high elevation properties have some views toward Bromley Mountain to the west and toward Magic Mountain to the east. The views from these sites could be expanded with some tree thinning. Lot 1 is 10.25 acres and is accessed directly from West Hill Road where a driveway could be installed. There is electricity available on the West Hill Road frontage. This location provides easy access to amenities and has some views of Shatterack Mountain to the east. The views on this parcel could be opened up with some tree thinning on the road frontage.

Wooded building lot located at the end of a cul-de-sac near Stratton Mountain and other recreational areas. Perfect site for that primary or second home. The septic Design has been done and approved for a 4 bedroom home.

Discover rustic charm and modern convenience at St. Joseph's Rest, a tiny house on wheels located on Stratton Mountain's Access Road. Nestled on the banks of the Winhall river, this cozy retreat offers a perfect escape into nature. The lush greenery, fruit trees and proximity to Stratton Mountain make it a peaceful sanctuary for outdoor enthusiasts. The house's shell was fabricated by Jamaica Cottage Shop in 2019 and features an eastern white pine, board and batten exterior with a covered porch perfect for morning coffee and taking in the natural surroundings. Inside it is thoughtfully designed to maximize space and comfort. Complete with a heater that runs off bottled propane and a small wood burning chimenea. There is a galley kitchenette with a microwave. There is no well or running water. A loft bed maximizes vertical space, offering a snug retreat accessible via a sturdy ladder. The efficient layout includes a lofted area and utility closet with ample storage, keeping the living area uncluttered. The house is equipped with electricity, however, there is no plumbing, no well, and no wastewater system. This property is designated as a "primitive camp" and per the state of Vermont it can be used no more than three consecutive weeks per year and no more than a total of 60 days per year.