Sharon, VT Homes for Sale

A wonderful opportunity to build in the quaint town of Sharon, VT. This unique acreage consists of a smaller open meadow that feeds into a picturesque and private roughed in logging road wrapping around a larger thinned out wooded area - offering a variety of potential locations to build your dream home. Potential for lovely views. The location is off a private dead-end road with I-89 only a few

Zoe Hathorn Washburn Snyder Donegan Real Estate Group

Located on a class IV road, right after the end of the publicly maintained section of Chapel Hill Road, this 28.5 acre parcel has potential for a camp, off-grid home, or as a recreational getaway. The Seller has roughed in a driveway to a level spot about 600 feet from the town maintained road. Build here or clear at the top of the land for incredible views of Mt. Ascutney, Killington, and

Tami Sullivan Snyder Donegan Real Estate Group

Located at the end of publicly maintained Chapel Hill Road, this lot consists of 20.85 acres in Sharon and 9.5 acres in Norwich. A woods road or future driveway leads to the height of land with unparalleled panoramic, southwesterly views of Mt. Ascutney, Killington, and beyond. There is no power on this section of Chapel Hill Rd., but the lot would be perfect for a solar home, camp, or just a

Tami Sullivan Snyder Donegan Real Estate Group

Fantastic land lot for the construction of your new home! This shovel-ready site in Sharon, VT is just over the Norwich town line in the Beaver Meadow neighborhood. No further tree clearing is needed. The hardpack driveway leads up to a beautiful and private setting where 200-amp electrical service from GMP has already been installed (underground), along with a 4-bedroom spec septic system and

Josh Hunt Snyder Donegan Real Estate Group

This stunning 13.6-acre property on Aldrich Farm Road boasts long-range westerly views of the Green Mountains, including Killington and Pico peaks. The land features a gently sloping open meadow (approximately 5 acres), a mixed hardwood forest, and a babbling brook that flows into a small pond. A carefully reconstructed historic stone wall at the southwestern edge enhances the classic New England

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