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Why Live in Barnet

Barnet, Vermont, is a rural town bordered by the Connecticut River and New Hampshire, known for its scenic views of mountains and rivers. The town features meandering gravel and dirt roads, large swaths of farmland, and the central Harvey’s Lake, a popular spot for swimming, kayaking, and fishing. The lake's beach and boat ramp are local favorites, and the area is rich in history, with Jacques Cousteau having experienced his first dives there. Hiking and birdwatching are common activities, particularly around Roy Mountain. Nearby, Dog Mountain, 14 miles away, offers pet-friendly trails and outdoor spaces. Barnet's homes are often spread out, with properties featuring significant acreage, barns, and stables. Colonial-style homes and log cabins are common, with some dating back to the early 1800s. The town is tight-knit, with families having lived there for generations. Barnet experiences a major risk of flooding, especially in low-lying areas, and has a notable "mud season" during winter thaws and spring rains. Local events include Fourth of July fireworks over Harvey’s Lake and the Fall Foliage Festival. For shopping, West Barnet Quick Stop serves as a grocery store and restaurant, while local farm stands offer fresh produce. Education is a highlight, with children attending Barnet School and having the option to attend the highly rated St. Johnsbury Academy for free. The town is accessible via Interstate 91 and U.S. Route 5, with St. Johnsbury, home to the nearest hospital, located 14 miles away.

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