66 Vt Route 66 Randolph, VT 05061

One of the property’s highlights is the meadow located off the driveway at the property’s center. This meadow is ideally suited to home construction and offers attractive views of the mountain range just east of East Randolph Village. This site is gently sloping with northern and eastern aspects. A local power line runs at the edge of the meadow, allowing for easy hookup to any newly constructed home. Deer are a common sight throughout the property. Other notable wildlife include a healthy population of coyotes, as well as black bear, which are seen each year in the spring and late summer. Various owls are common, as are many songbirds and small mammals. The edge effect of the open meadows, dense hemlock stands, and nearby early successional areas along the meadow enhances the rich wildlife habitat. The forested areas are occupied by mature and dense stands of hemlock, pine and harwoods. Blaisdell Brook, a year-round stream, runs along the northern section of the property. The headwaters of the brook originate a few miles to the northwest, and the brook itself flows along the northern property boundary. The banks are full and the water runs quickly during heavy rains and spring melt, but it is easy to cross during the dry summer months. This stream corridor runs through a stand of large, dense hemlocks and is part of a mapped winter deer yard, which a herd of 14 white-tailed deer use annually.