Fayston, VT Land & Home Lots for Sale

Here's your opportunity to develop a home that perfectly suits your needs, on an easy to access lot in a coveted, private location. Imagine skiing home through the woods after a long day on the slopes of Sugarbush Resort. Grab the shuttle at the corner in the morning and skip the hassle of a long ride to the parking area. Build your dream house on a parcel with power on-site, a roughed in

Karl Klein

An exceptional opportunity to create a bespoke mountain residence in the Mad River Valley. This private, wooded setting offers a rare balance of seclusion and access, with two nearby trailheads providing year-round outdoor recreation in a pristine natural environment. Thoughtfully positioned away from the road, the property delivers tranquility and a true sense of retreat while remaining close to

Kristen Rosfeld KW Vermont-Stowe

An exceptional opportunity to create a bespoke mountain residence in the Mad River Valley. This private, wooded setting offers a rare balance of seclusion and access, with two nearby trailheads providing year-round outdoor recreation in a pristine natural environment. Thoughtfully positioned away from the road, the property delivers tranquility and a true sense of retreat while remaining close to

Kristen Rosfeld KW Vermont-Stowe

Discover your mountain dream on this stunning 3.5-acre parcel in Vermont's sought-after Fayston community. This improved lot offers the perfect canvas for your custom home, with key infrastructure already in place. Enjoy the convenience of installed power, an identified well site, and an approved wastewater permit for a spacious four-bedroom residence. The property's natural beauty is

Kelly Laliberte Wallace Realty

Here is an amazingly private spot adjacent to 270 acres of conserved Vermont Land Trust forest. Accessed from a private dead-end road, this is the perfect spot for your legacy estate/family compound. There is a State wastewater permit in place for a 5-bedroom home plus a 1-bedroom accessory apartment. The surrounding parcels are either already developed, or conserved for no future development.

Erik Reisner Mad River Valley Real Estate