Properties Near 233 Poverty Row Whitingham, VT

What a gem! This absolutely meticulously maintained 2015 farmhouse sits just up from Lake Sadawga and Harriman Reservoir on a private 2 acre parcel off a paved road. The curb appeal is beyond what most can dream of with gorgeous perennial gardens, split rail fencing, ample yard space, and total privacy. Features include a beautiful open floor plan with large living room and family room, beautiful floors throughout, gorgeous chefs kitchen with breakfast far and pantry, spacious dining area, great natural light thanks to plenty of windows, a main floor primary suite with walk in closet, main floor den or office space, additional full guest bath, four separate upstairs rooms to do with as you see fit, and 2 full guest baths, all with tremendous space and closets, a finished sewing room in the full lower level and tons of extra storage or finishable space, central heat and air conditioning. Less obvious features include a high end septic system, quality construction and energy efficiency, an oversized two car garage, full covered front porch and back deck for entertaining, garden shed, and covered rear storage area. Enjoy the property year round thanks to a spacious level lawn, walking trails, nearby town field, and access to lakes, nearby snowmobile trails, country villages or ski resorts, still just a short drive to Mount Snow. Septic sized for 3 bedrooms full time use.

At the end of a quiet gravel road, bordered by the VAST trail and surrounded by stone walls, this rare 49.3-acre parcel offers incredible southeastern views, breathtaking sunrises and moonrises, and extreme privacy. Enjoyed as a personal getaway for over 20 years, the land is perfect for hiking, snowshoeing, hunting, or simply relaxing in nature as wildlife roam freely. The property features a 24x36 barn with loft, equipped with a composting toilet—ideal for temporary living while finishing the timber frame 3-bedroom home shell already in place. Blueprints are available, and the septic and drilled well are installed (not yet hooked up). Electricity has been brought up to the driveway, making future development easier. Nature lovers will appreciate the logging trails, hardwood and pine mix, and a seasonal vernal pool that hosts a spring migration of red salamanders. A 10-year Forest Management Plan is in place, offering potential for lumber harvesting or sugaring from the property's abundant maple trees. This is a rare opportunity to build your dream home, homestead, or cabin escape in southern Vermont—offering natural beauty, infrastructure, and endless potential. This land cannot be subdivided currently for 50 years which started in 2003, it's in the deed. Land is in Halifax 33.5 acres, and Whitingham 15.8. The land is contiguous.