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A rare opportunity to own a cherished Vermont farm set on 218.5 acres protected under the Vermont Land Trust. In accordance with the Land Trust agreement, the property must continue to be used as a working farm. Inside, the home is filled with classic charm, featuring a main-floor primary bedroom with peaceful sunrise views & two upstairs bedrooms with storage & freshly cleaned carpets. Outside, the farm is ready for use with two hoop houses - one for vegetables, the other sheltering up to 40 cows - plus a milk house currently used as a chicken coop. The horse barn includes two stalls, a tack room, & hay storage for approximately 1,000 bales. Additional features include fencing for mini pigs, a large cement compost/manure bunker, a paddock with water access, & established gardens with perennials, garlic, apple trees, & two walnut trees. The property also has a 6,000 sq. ft. steel barn on a 6-inch slab, a detached garage, & an insulated workshop with an $11,000 truck lift. An electric fence system, powered from the workshop, encloses the entire farm. Three spring-fed ponds - two newly built for irrigation and a third in the woods - enhance the landscape. For maple sugaring, a 20' x 23' sugar house sits behind the sugarbush with a cement floor, tin roof, full wiring, & stick-built construction (generator required). A special opportunity to embrace Vermont's beauty, with everything in place for farming, homesteading, and simply savoring the peace of country life.
Cooperation Fee - 2%
The Seller(s) of this property has authorized the Listing Agency/Agent to offer a Cooperation Fee or Seller Concession toward Buyers’ closing costs in the amount of 2% with accepted terms of an offer. This fee is offered to Buyer’s Agents and Broker’s Agents.
This fee must be agreed to in writing within the terms of the Purchase & Sale Contract or in a fully executed Commission Allocation Agreement or Cooperation Agreement between the brokerage firms; and will be paid at closing.✱
✱ If you engage a brokerage firm to represent you in a real estate transaction, you are responsible for compensating the firm according to the terms of your brokerage service agreement.
Compensation to be paid under a brokerage service agreement is solely and entirely a matter of negotiation between an agent and client and is in no way controlled, fixed, or pre-established.
Historically, cooperation fees were published in the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for each Listing. Recent changes to the rules, prohibit the publication of these fees in the MLS but allow the display on a brokerage's website for their Clients' listings.
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