Windsor, VT Homes for Rent
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$2,400 per month
- 2 Beds
- 1 Bath
- 1,275 Sq Ft
- Condo for Rent
2460 US Route 5 N, Windsor, VT 05089
2460 US Route 5 N, Windsor, VT 05089Duplex set back from road on Route 5, Windsor, VT. Town of Windsor, stores, restaurants, post office, rec center, bank within walking distance/short drive. Easy commute to Interstate 91.
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$2,150 per month
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 864 Sq Ft
- House for Rent
3819 Vt-44, Windsor, VT 05089
3819 Vt-44, Windsor, VT 05089An unfurnished, one-bedroom home built in 2020. This charming "little green house" is located on a private lot with a two-car garage and a relaxing 8x20 farmhouse porch. It also features a small office space, radiant heating, central vacuum system, air exchanger, and a full heated basement. Heat and hot water are included. Conveniently located near hiking/biking trails, skiing, Brownsville
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$2,400 per month
- 2 Beds
- 1 Bath
- 1,275 Sq Ft
- Condo for Rent
2460 US Route 5 N, Windsor, VT 05089
2460 US Route 5 N, Windsor, VT 05089Duplex set back from road on Route 5, Windsor, VT. Town of Windsor, stores, restaurants, post office, rec center, bank within walking distance/short drive. Easy commute to Interstate 91.
Why Live in Windsor
Windsor, Vermont, nestled by Mount Ascutney and the Connecticut River, is a historic township with a population of around 3,500. Known as the “birthplace of Vermont,” it boasts a rich history, including the signing of the Vermont Republic Constitution in 1777. The area offers a mix of outdoor recreation, shops, and restaurants in its small downtown. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore Paradise Park with its trails around Lake Runnemede, or enjoy activities at Mount Ascutney, which features a J-Bar lift, rope tow, and tubing run. Great River Outfitters provides canoe and kayak tours on the Connecticut River, and the Path of Life Sculpture Garden adds a unique touch. Windsor’s downtown area includes Artisans Park, home to Harpoon Brewery, Silo Distillery, and other local businesses. Windsor Station Restaurant and Barroom offers dining in a historic train depot setting. The Autumn Moon Festival and a year-round farmers market add to the community's vibrant atmosphere. Housing options range from historic homes dating back to the late 1700s to mid-20th-century Cape Cods and ranch-style homes, with expansive country lots available outside the town center. Windsor is safer than the national average, making it a practical choice for families and individuals alike. The town is well-connected with Interstate 91, U.S. Route 5, and daily Amtrak service. Nearby Claremont, New Hampshire, is about 10 miles away, and Burlington International Airport is approximately 100 miles from Windsor.