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Why Live in Dummerston

Dummerston, located in the rural outskirts of southern Vermont, offers a small-town atmosphere with a natural landscape. With a population of less than 2,000, this Windham County area is known for its historical landmarks and nature trails. The Connecticut River runs along the east side, while the West River flows through the center, providing ample summertime recreation. Nature enthusiasts can explore several hiking trails, including Old Jelly Mill Falls and Dutton Pines State Park. The town features historic sites like the Rice Farm Road Bridge and the Historic Dummerston Covered Bridge, both listed on the National Register of Historic Places. For camping and outdoor activities, Kampfires RV park offers amenities such as an outdoor pool, mini golf, and seasonal events. Housing in Dummerston includes cottage-style bungalows and Colonial Revivals, with larger contemporary homes featuring eclectic touches and extensive acreage. While local shopping and dining are limited, nearby Brattleboro offers a variety of eateries and boutiques, including the Vermont Country Deli and T.J. Buckley’s. Dummerston hosts the annual Apple Pie Festival each October, and Brattleboro's monthly gallery walk showcases local art. The Windham Southeast Supervisory Union serves the town's students, with schools receiving high ratings. Commuters can access Springfield, Massachusetts, and Hartford, Connecticut, via Interstate 91, with Bradley International Airport located about 85 miles south.

Single Family Home Price Trends

Median Home Price
$365,000
Median 3-Bedroom Home Price
$375,000
Median 4-Bedroom Home Price
$615,000
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