Neighborhoods near Mt. Abraham Union Middle/High School in Bristol, VT

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Huntington

Huntington, a rural neighborhood in Williston, Vermont, offers a tranquil escape with access to hiking and snowmobile trails, while still being convenient to shops and restaurants in nearby Hinesburg and Richmond. The area is known for its highly rated schools, including Brewster Pierce Memorial School, Camel’s Hump Middle School, and Mount
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  $482K
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  $329K - $836K
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  3 Listings
Huntington
Charlotte

In western Vermont, 12 miles south of Burlington, Charlotte is a former dairy farming community that's now a quiet oasis with some of the state's most coveted real estate. It sits along the scenic Lake Champlain, and the town's 5-acre zoning minimum maintains the area's rural character. Former resident and principal broker at LandVest Wade
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  $1.03M
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  $429K - $3.5M
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  10 Listings
Charlotte
Ferrisburgh

Along the eastern shores of Lake Champlain, Ferrisburgh is an agricultural town less than 25 miles south of Burlington. Its 21 miles of lakefront make it a coveted destination for seasonal residents and summer tourists, but those seasonal residents co-exist alongside a collection of year-round households. With a full-time population of almost
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  $665K
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  $307K - $18.6M
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  6 Listings
Ferrisburgh
Fayston

Fayston is a small town in northwestern Vermont’s Mad River Valley, which also encompasses the towns of Waitsfield and Warren. The valley’s ski resorts, Sugarbush and Mad River Glen, fuel the local economy each winter. “A lot of our real estate market is second homes for skiing,” says Lisa Jenison, the principal broker of Sugarbush Real Estate,
- Average Value
  
  $655K
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  $301K - $2.5M
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  8 Listings
Fayston
Warren

The town of Warren is known as a top skiing destination in Vermont’s Mad River Valley, and while many of its roughly 2,000 residents are seasonal, both part-time and full-time residents have made it a tight-knit community with a strong neighborhood vibe. “I’ve lived here a long time, and I don’t feel like I just live in a ski town. People take
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  $652K
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  $138K - $3.4M
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  24 Listings
Warren
Addison

Serene farmland and plentiful outdoor adventure await in Addison, a rural swath of Addison County. Bordered by Lake Champlain to the west and surrounded by pastures and woodlands, the area is sparsely populated yet within reach of necessities in neighboring Vergennes and Middlebury. Homeowners enjoy privacy and the beauty of the Adirondacks within
- Average Value
  
  $630K
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  $253K - $1.6M
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  3 Listings
Addison
Weybridge

A quaint covered bridge welcomes residents to Weybridge, a small rural town in western Vermont. Although farmland, forests and nature preserves make up most of the landscape, the town is less than 5 miles from Middlebury, one of the state’s premier colleges. “It almost functions like a suburb of Middlebury because everything is centered around
- Average Value
  
  $610K
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  $411K - $1M
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  0 Listings
Weybridge
Hinesburg
- Average Value
  
  $597K
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  $242K - $3.1M
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  13 Listings
Hinesburg
New Haven

New Haven is a Vermont town made up of mostly farmland, where life is quiet, and yards are large. Apart from a small village center and several solar farms, there’s not much development out here. However, the quaint college town of Middlebury is 10 minutes south, and Burlington is less than an hour north. “We are a rural town, but thanks to our
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  $574K
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  $358K - $992K
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  1 Listing
New Haven
Waltham

One of the smallest towns in Vermont, Waltham spans 9 square miles and is home to less than 500 residents. With no stoplights, the rural community features slim country roads lined with maple, pine and birch trees that punctuate clearings of farm fields and backdrops of the state’s rolling landscape. Chartered in 1791, the town got its name from
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  $554K
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  $458K - $640K
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  1 Listing
Waltham
Monkton

In the Champlain Valley at the base of the Green Mountains, Monkton is a bucolic town that is home to just over 2,000 residents. “This area is naturally beautiful, and we probably have more dirt roads here than paved ones. But for a tiny town, we really do a lot as a community,” says Katrina Roberts, a Monkton resident and local Broker with
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  $542K
- List Price
  
  $413K - $983K
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  2 Listings
Monkton
Lincoln

Cradled in the foothills of the Green Mountains, Lincoln is a small rural town that blends the outdoorsy attitude of western Vermont and the vintage mindset of its Quaker settlers. “Lincoln offers a different lifestyle,” says Wendy McIntosh, the Director of the Lincoln Library. “We don’t have the amenities of a suburb, but we do have dirt roads
- Average Value
  
  $507K
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  $302K - $933K
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  3 Listings
Lincoln
Middlebury

Middlebury is a quaint college town with a walkable shopping district and plenty of access to the Vermont wilderness. “I can't imagine a more beautiful place to live, especially in the spring when the lilacs are coming out and the daffodils are blooming,” says resident Ray Fortier, a Realtor with Keller Williams Vermont. “When you get out on Route
- Average Value
  
  $478K
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  $233K - $1.4M
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  7 Listings
Middlebury
Starksboro

Starksboro is a small town of about 1,800 residents in Addison County. Nestled in the Lewis Creek Valley, the area is known for its mountain views, sprawling farmland and rolling terrain. “It’s a convenient location, but you have tons of privacy and a lot of land to roam and beautiful scenery,” says Kelsey Houle, director of operations for the
- Average Value
  
  $449K
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  $328K - $1.1M
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  2 Listings
Starksboro
Bristol

With over 3,000 residents, Bristol is one of the larger communities in rural Addison County, second to Middlebury, 11 miles away. “It’s the main downtown area for that region, and it’s got a compact center of town,” says Marty Feldman, a Realtor with Rowe Real Estate, who has over a decade of real estate experience. The quaint downtown has a white
- Average Value
  
  $445K
- List Price
  
  $228K - $600K
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  3 Listings
Bristol
Ripton

With serene surroundings and scenic vistas of the Green Mountain National Forest, Ripton has a rich history of attracting long-term residents, seasonal vacationers and writers looking to awaken their creativity. One of its most well-known residents was Robert Frost, a world-famous poet who spent the last 24 years of his life living in Ripton and
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  $443K
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  $197K - $1.2M
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  2 Listings
Ripton

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