Rochester, VT | 406 Mt View Loop

A rare piece of Vermont architectural history, this distinctive chalet was the inaugural home built in the Great Hawk Community. Designed by the renowned architect Robert Carl Williams, this property served as his original model home and office, welcoming prospective buyers and showcasing his vision for the custom homes that were later built on Hawk Mountain. Williams held the property in particularly high regard and chose it to exemplify his signature design style in several architectural books. True to his vision, this home was designed to be one of a kind, with its footings poured directly into the mountain itself. Since 2024, the home has been owned by a New York marketing and advertising executive who undertook an extensive modernization, transforming this architectural gem into a luxurious mountain retreat while honoring its original character. Notable upgrades include radiant heated flooring, a custom designed built-in spiral staircase, all new European-style kitchen, custom Hinoki Ofuro Japanese soaking tub, spa-inspired bathroom, Italian porcelain terrazzo flooring, upgraded electrical systems, outdoor Ooni pizza oven, Ellkay filtered-water bottle station and newly installed oak flooring blending natural warmth with refined modern design. A magnificent fieldstone fireplace anchors the living space, creating a dramatic focal point and warm gathering place. Set on 1.3 acres at Great Hawk Resort, the property enjoys breathtaking mountain views across from land that is permanently preserved from development. The coveted garage adds valuable storage for all your mountain gear. Ideally located within approximately 30 minutes of Killington and Sugarbush Resorts and close proximity to gorgeous lakes this Four Season property offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Vermont history reimagined for modern mountain living.

Well-built and well-situated home in a family neighborhood. One bedroom and one loft bedroom with open concept living room, dining and kitchen open to a covered deck inviting year-round space for enjoying the well-groomed yard and countryside character. Walking down into the walk out basement you find a finished space to expand living area for entertaining or watching sports. A Tesla battery wall is installed to be sure you don't ever miss the game! This home can be sold furnished for the convenience of moving right in! Property has a detached oversized, heated two car garage for DIY projects without removing vehicles and as a bonus a sugarhouse ready for your sap to syrup production equipment. Located on the back side of a "loop" road with deeded rights to the private community pond and easy access to the Rochester Outdoor Collective Mountain Bike trails. Situated halfway between Killington and Sugarbush ski areas and just a short drive to Middlebury Snow Bowl for half day or night skiing. This property is ready to provide year-round recreation and enjoyment with quiet, dark nights yet only 3 miles to Rochester village.

Set on 4.7± acres along scenic Bethel Mountain Road, this mountain-view property offers the kind of Vermont experience that you're yearning for. With a swimming pond, expansive outdoor living spaces, detached three-car garage, and easy access to some of the state’s best outdoor recreation, this is a home designed to be enjoyed in every season. The setting is exceptional. Long-range mountain views stretch across the landscape while the pond provides the perfect place to cool off on warm summer afternoons. Morning coffee comes with mountain views. Evenings end with sunsets, stars, and the quiet that only a country setting can provide. The land strikes a rare balance between open usable space and natural beauty. Inside, the home offers comfortable living with three bedrooms and three baths. Large windows fill the space with natural light while maintaining a strong connection to the surrounding landscape. Whether you’re looking for a full-time residence or a four-season retreat, the home is designed for easy Vermont living. A standout feature is the solar array paired with Tesla battery storage. Beyond reducing energy costs, the system provides valuable backup power and peace of mind during New England weather events. Fiber-optic internet availability adds modern convenience to this rural setting. Location is another major draw. Rochester has quietly become one of Vermont’s most sought-after small towns, offering excellent local restaurants, shops, a library, school, community events, and an authentic sense of place. Outdoor enthusiasts will immediately recognize the appeal. The Ridgeline Outdoor Collective trail network, Velomont Trail corridor, and thousands of acres of Green Mountain National Forest are all nearby, offering endless opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, trail running, fishing, hunting, snowshoeing, backcountry skiing, and exploring Vermont’s famous Class IV roads.

This 3-bedroom home with a new 3 car garage sits on a quiet town maintained back road with an expansive deck overlooking a pond. The property is positioned in the North Hollow of the Green Mountains right next door to Rochester and is within a recreation area with a multitude of trails for hiking, biking, skiing, and backcountry exploring. There is a screened-in porch located off the wrap-around deck which leads to a mudroom with a large closet for your outdoor gear. The large eat-in kitchen has plenty of counter space and cabinetry and a breakfast bar that opens to a living room with a walk-up loft area. The living room has a cathedral ceiling, and large windows allowing for plenty of natural light. The loft includes 2 long rooms with sloping wood ceilings. The 3 bedrooms are located down the long hallway. The main bathroom is spacious and conveniently includes a laundry room with shelving for organization. The downstairs has a den area with a woodstove hook-up, hobby space, a half bath, and utility room. The den has a walkout under the deck with a patio area which is protected from rain. The home includes a standby generator for peace of mind, an updated electrical panel, a newer septic tank, and fiber-optic internet. The house and garage both have a standing seam metal roof. There is a storage shed towards the back of the property. The 3-car, fully insulated, heated garage was built just last fall and has stairs up to the second level which would make a great artist or game room. The yard has beautiful perennials and a fire pit to relax by. Call today for a private showing in this highly sought after school choice location!

Set on a quiet, rural corner lot just off Middle Hollow Road, this contemporary Vermont home offers a compelling blend of efficiency, flexibility, and long term upside. Built in 1989 with a durable standing seam metal roof and solid wood frame construction, the home provides 3+ bedrooms and 2.5 baths across a thoughtfully scaled footprint, with additional finished space in the walkout lower level. A drilled well, septic system, and 200+ amp electrical service support comfortable year round living, while fiber optic internet makes remote work a realistic option in this peaceful setting. The standout feature, and where this property truly separates itself is the oversized two-car garage with a large, flexible space above. The current ½ bath was designed with an eye for expansion into a ¾ bath plus a galley kitchen. Whether you envision an in-law apartment, guest suite, home office, or studio, the infrastructure is in place to unlock significant added value. With the ongoing demand for flexible living arrangements in the Rochester market, this is a rare chance to complete a high-impact improvement without starting from scratch. The lot itself offers a classic Vermont feel: just over an acre, wooded, and private, while still maintaining easy access to a publicly maintained road. The walkout basement and multi-level layout create opportunities for separation of space, storage, or expansion depending on your needs. Rochester continues to be one of the most sought-after towns in the Upper White River Valley, known for its strong sense of community, access to outdoor recreation, and proximity to destinations like the Green Mountain National Forest, hiking and biking networks (check out the Ridgeline Outdoor Collective), and multiple ski areas. The village center offers a charming mix of local amenities, while still feeling tucked away from the busier corridors of the state.