$1,600 total monthly price
163 Woodland Dr Unit 163, Bristol, VT 05443
2 Bedroom, 1 bath, livingroom, eat-in-kitchen, small balcony163-1Approx. 800 sqft.$1600/month. Month to Month rental agreement.5 minutes to the lovely Bristol Town Center.25 minutes to Middlebury, VT45 minutes to Burlington, VTKitchen/bathroom - tile flooring.Bedrooms/ Living room carpet.Large closetsINCLUDED in rent: Heat, water, hot water, septic,
$1,950 per month
40 Adirondack View, Bristol, VT 05443
Property Id: 2314768Ready for move-in after April 20th. 3 bed, 1 bathroom apartment in the serene setting of Bristol. Unit comes use of a large garage and basement for plenty of storage. There are in-unit laundry hookups, ready for your own units. Rent is $2050/month with a $50 paid on time discount ($2,000 total). Spring move-in special - $200 off for the first month (reduces rent to
$1,500 - $1,875 total monthly price
15 Orchard Terrace, Bristol, VT 05443
Please text between 9 am - 7 pm daily to be screened and schedule a showing. All open houses are by appointment. Schedule yours today!! Thank You! Property Management
$1,500 - $1,875 total monthly price
15 Orchard Terrace, Bristol, VT 05443
Please text between 9 am - 7 pm daily to be screened and schedule a showing. All open houses are by appointment. Schedule yours today!! Thank You! Property Management
$1,500 - $1,650 total monthly price
15 Orchard Terrace, Bristol, VT 05443
Please text between 9 am - 7 pm daily to be screened and schedule a showing. All open houses are by appointment. Schedule yours today!! Thank You! Property Management
$1,500 - $1,650 total monthly price
15 Orchard Terrace, Bristol, VT 05443
Please text between 9 am - 7 pm daily to be screened and schedule a showing. All open houses are by appointment. Schedule yours today!! Thank You! Property Management
Bristol, VT, is a small community in rural Addison County with over 3,000 residents. It serves as the main downtown area for the region, featuring a compact center with a white gazebo, park benches, and a playground along the New Haven River. The surrounding landscape includes forested hills and open farmland, offering picturesque country views. Local attractions and things to do include blueberry picking at Lower Notch Farm, purchasing maple syrup at The Gateway Farm, and outdoor recreation like skiing at Sugarbush Resort and swimming at Bartlett Falls. Sycamore Park and Bristol Eagle Park provide additional spots for river activities, while the Bristol Trail network offers hiking opportunities. The community also has pickleball and tennis courts, a skatepark, and public boat access at Lake Champlain, 17 miles west. Homes in Bristol range from Cape Cods to cabins and farmhouses, with serene mountain views. The crime rate is lower than the national average, contributing to a sense of safety. Dining options include The Bobcat Café and Brewery, The Tillerman Restaurant, and Village Creeme Stand, known for its unique Vermont soft-serve ice cream. The general store, Vermont Marketplace, sells locally made products, and groceries are available at Shaw’s. State Routes 116 and 17 run through Bristol, making it largely car-dependent, though Tri-Valley Transit buses connect to nearby towns. Porter Medical Center is 12 miles away in Middlebury, and Burlington International Airport is about 25 miles north.
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