Neighborhoods near Peacham Elementary School in Peacham, VT

Peacham

From its original settlement in 1776, Peacham has remained a small rural town, with just over 700 residents. Covering nearly 48 square miles, the town’s rural houses, farms and forests spiral out from a tiny, historic downtown. “Peacham is often described as one of the most picturesque and quintessential New England villages,” says Liz Tremblay, a
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  $425K
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  $231K - $5.3M
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Peacham
Danville

Danville, known as the Village in the Hills, is a small-town community in the scenic Kittredge Hills, part of the Green Mountains. Established in 1786, Danville maintains its agricultural heritage with numerous vegetable and dairy farms. The area experiences a lower crime risk compared to the national average. Outdoor attractions include Joe’s
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  $396K
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  $186K - $949K
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Danville
Marshfield

Marshfield, initially inhabited by the Abenaki people, was settled in 1790. Timber was its leading resource at first, but eventually, the area became a fertile farming community because the Winooski River and the floodplains surrounding the town were prime spots for growing crops. Marshfield has remained focused on farming and maintaining its
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  $394K
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  $208K - $1.4M
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  6 Listings
Marshfield
Barnet

Bordering the Connecticut River and New Hampshire on its eastern side, Barnet is a sprawling rural town. “I think it’s a great community. It’s got some of the nicer views around; even on the highway, it’s got overlooks with views of the mountains and river,” says Mathew Ghafoori, a Managing Broker at Re/Max Heritage with 22 years of experience.
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  $385K
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  $43K - $910K
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Barnet
Groton

With winding roads and thousands of acres of the protected Groton State Forest, Groton surrounds residents with Vermont's scenic landscapes and wilderness. “If someone is really into nature and wants a place for them and their family to explore — hiking, swimming, kayaking, the possibilities are endless there,” says Ruby Klarich, a real estate
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  $371K
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  $203K - $1.7M
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Groton
Cabot

Though Cabot, Vermont, is most known as the birthplace of Cabot Cheese, the rolling farmlands and rural scenery that make up the town is also home to a close-knit community. “We’re a small community, but we are very welcoming and engaging,” says Jennifer Miner, a Cabot resident of almost 25 years and a current member of the Selectboard. “My
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  $362K
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  $123K - $739K
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  1 Listing
Cabot

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