Proctor, VT Homes for Rent

Proctor, Vermont, is a small town near Rutland known for its rich marble history and family-oriented community. The Marble Bridge over Otter Creek and the Vermont Marble Museum highlight the town's historic charm. Recreational opportunities abound, with kayaking, canoeing, and fishing available on Otter Creek, and hiking and mountain biking on the Carriage Trail. The Proctor Skating Rink offers ice skating in winter and roller skating in warmer months, while Olympus Pool provides swimming and paddleboarding. Golfers can enjoy the Proctor-Pittsford Country Club, and skiers are less than 25 miles from Killington Resort. Housing options include 19th-century homes with marble details, featuring New Englanders, Colonial Revivals, and Victorian styles. The town's crime rate is significantly lower than the national average. Proctor is served by the Proctor School District, with nearby Rutland Area Christian School offering a highly rated private education. The village center includes the Proctor Free Library, St. Dominic’s Roman Catholic Church, and Union Church of Proctor. Dining options are limited to Franklin’s, an Italian-American eatery. For more extensive shopping and dining, residents head to downtown Rutland, less than 10 miles away. Main Street Park hosts community events, including a fall festival and summer concert series. Proctor is also home to Wilson Castle, a Victorian estate turned haunted attraction. The Vermont State Fairgrounds, less than 10 miles away, host the annual Vermont State Fair. Proctor is accessible via Vermont Route 3, with connections to U.S. Route 7, and offers bus service to Rutland, where Amtrak and regional flights are available.