Properties Near 0 U.S. Route 4 Killington, VT

31.53 acres (Parcel 44-018) being sold together with Parcel 43-022/23 for a combined total of 57 acres. Both parcels are listed at $995K each. Spectacular large parcels in Killington ideally situated adjacent to Skyeship Gondola providing superb access to one of the largest ski resorts in the East. Perfectly positioned just seconds from the slopes and minutes to the nightlife. Picturesque 57 acres with excellent frontage along U.S. Route 4. Approximately 2K ft of frontage along Rte 4 and 2K feet of frontage on Ottauquechee River. Zoning provides opportunity for both commercial and residential development. Land previously received Act 250 permit to build a hotel and condominiums along with single / multi-family homes. In addition, permit had approvals for a pedestrian bridge across East Mountain Road connecting to Skyeship Gondola base area (ski-on/ski-off). Act 250 permit has expired but could be amended and resubmitted. Existing drilled well already on site, demonstrated to be a high output "gusher" well. Beautiful woodlands with old logging roads and rarely seen old growth hemlock groves.

25.3 acres (Parcel 43-022/023) being sold together with Parcel 44-018 for a combined total of 57 acres. Both parcels are listed at $995K each. Spectacular large parcels in Killington ideally situated adjacent to Skyeship Gondola providing superb access to one of the largest ski resorts in the East. Perfectly positioned just seconds from the slopes and minutes to the nightlife. Picturesque 57 acres with excellent frontage along U.S. Route 4. Approximately 2K ft of frontage along Rte 4 and 2K feet of frontage on Ottauquechee River. Zoning provides opportunity for both commercial and residential development. Land previously received Act 250 permit to build a hotel and condominiums along with single / multi-family homes. Permit has expired but could be amended and resubmitted. Existing drilled well already on site, demonstrated to be a high output "gusher" well. Beautiful woodlands with old logging roads and rarely seen old growth hemlock groves.