Bristol, VT Homes for Sale under $400,000

Set on 3.81 acres, this sweet two-bedroom home enjoys mountain and meadow views, while offering comfortable and efficient space with the ability to accommodate one-level living. The open layout creates easy flow and good sightlines throughout the main living area, and the tastefully updated eat-in kitchen provides a welcoming space you’ll enjoy cooking in. Down the hall, a full guest bath, the

Jill Fraga The Real Estate Company of Vermont, LLC

In town, there is one undeniable property that immediately catches your eye and captures your imagination. Located at 28 West Street, this spectacular, once-in-a-lifetime Bristol Village home offers an extraordinary blend of historic grandeur, massive scale, and a rare live-and-work opportunity. Sitting proud on a gorgeous, 0.51-acre lot, this property puts you a stone's throw from the vibrant

Heather Morse Coldwell Banker Hickok and Boardman

Bring your ideas and vision to this very useable one acre homestead with panoramic views of the mountains. This cute minimalist farmhouse is in its original 1960's condition. Whether you are looking for a full time residence or artist's retreat, this property offers lots of opportunity. There is an 8x12 shed for storage and a heated one car garage! Above the garage is a loft with stairs on the

Bonnie Gridley RE/MAX North Professionals, Middlebury

Welcome to 298 Biddle Road - a one-of-a-kind off-grid homestead set on 5.03 private acres at the end of the road in Lincoln, Vermont. This contemporary octagonal home offers 2,200 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and sweeping views of Mt. Abraham and the Green Mountain National Forest. Originally designed as a teaching facility, the home features an open-concept main level with 10-foot ceilings,

Madison Roberge Coldwell Banker Hickok and Boardman

Located just below the village is this solid duplex that's ready for a new owner. The building has had many upgrades including a new roof and new hot water heater in 2020, side B has been recently redone and new mini splits added on both sides. There is parking for at least two cars for each unit. The first unit has a kitchen/living combination with one bedroom and bathroom upstairs. The second

January Stearns Champlain Valley Properties

Built in 1884, this historic home has lived many lives - town post office, shoemaker’s workshop, and community anchor. Today, with strong structural bones, soaring ceilings, and thoughtful renovations already underway, it’s ready to welcome its next chapter. Significant improvements have been completed, including cellulose and spray foam insulation, floor stabilization, reinforced rafters, fully

Bianca Perta Coldwell Banker Hickok and Boardman