Neighborhoods near Mt. Anthony Union Middle School in Bennington, VT

Sunderland

Sunderland, a town in southwestern Vermont, is almost entirely made up of the forested ridges of the Green Mountains. The parts of town that are less populated by black bears, moose and white-tailed deer come together around U.S. Route 7 and State Route 7A, forming a community centered by the commuter pulls to Bennington County’s north and south
- Average Value
  
  $468K
- List Price
  
  $214K - $732K
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  2 Listings
Sunderland
Shaftsbury

The sprawling farmland, compact subdivisions and hillside homes of Shaftsbury sit between the Taconic Mountains to the north and the Green Mountains to the south. “It’s a quiet way of life — very rural with beautiful views,” says Angela Bevin, a Realtor with Maple Leaf Realty who has lived in the area since 2007. “For outdoor enthusiasts, I highly
- Average Value
  
  $432K
- List Price
  
  $245K - $2M
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  6 Listings
Shaftsbury
Arlington

Arlington is one of a string of small, historic towns that line Vermont's state Route 7A as it passes between the Taconic and Green Mountain ranges. It shares the region’s propensity for dirt country roads, railroad tracks and scenic valley views, but the town’s other highways offer it a little more connectivity than its immediate neighbors.
- Average Value
  
  $428K
- List Price
  
  $248K - $1.8M
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  6 Listings
Arlington
Stamford

Along the Massachusetts-Vermont border, Stamford, 50 miles from Albany, New York, is known for its proximity to shopping, dining and entertainment in nearby towns and cities and its rural atmosphere. “It’s in Vermont, number one, people want to live in Vermont,” says Sean Taylor, a real estate agent with Moresi Real Estate Partners, who has been
- Average Value
  
  $357K
- List Price
  
  $169K - $465K
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  1 Listing
Stamford
Pownal

Known as the gateway to Vermont, Pownal borders New York and Massachusetts. The rural town is 37 miles from Albany and offers a bucolic landscape and outdoor recreation. “There’s a variety of different reasons people move there,” says Jenifer Hoffman, the principal broker and owner of Hoffman Real Estate. Hoffman has been working in the industry
- Average Value
  
  $318K
- List Price
  
  $116K - $1.6M
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  6 Listings
Pownal
Readsboro

On the southern border of Vermont, Readsboro is a heavily wooded community in which the Green Mountain National Forest makes up 36% of the town. Outdoor adventures are all around throughout the year, from hitting ATV trails in the summer, riding motorcycles on the winding hilly roads during peak fall foliage and backcountry skiing in the winter.
- Average Value
  
  $291K
- List Price
  
  $104K - $679K
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  6 Listings
Readsboro
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Bennington

Nestled within the Green Mountains of southwestern Vermont, Bennington is a town celebrated for its rich history, outdoor trails and skiing, as well as its historic buildings along Main Street. Dating back to 1749, Bennington holds a significant place in the state’s heritage as the first town chartered in Vermont. The Old Bennington Historic
- Average Value
  
  $291K
- List Price
  
  $140K - $1.2M
- For Sale
  
  Homes For Sale
  
  25 Listings
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