Lincoln, VT Houses for Sale

Set on 4.7 private acres abutting the Green Mtn National Forest, this exceptional property strikes a nice balance of modern comfort and an appreciation of the breathtaking natural surroundings. Designed to embrace its setting, the home’s exterior features clean lines, neutral earth tones, and an emphasis on outdoor living, enhanced by a full-length covered porch perfectly positioned to capture

Jill Fraga The Real Estate Company of Vermont, LLC

Located right in the heart of Lincoln village, this classic 1855 cape has under gone a complete renovation including a thoughtful reworking the homes layout for a seamless flow between living spaces, stunning new kitchen and baths, and limestone veneer plaster walls, all while balancing an appreciation of the home’s original character and adding beautiful, modern design elements. Upon entering

Jill Fraga The Real Estate Company of Vermont, LLC

Welcome to your blank canvas, awaiting your finishing touches! This off-grid homestead is set on 5.03 private acres with sweeping views of Mt. Abraham and the Green Mountain National Forest. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath contemporary octagonal home offers 2,200 square feet of living in a wooded setting as the last house on the road. Beyond serenity, this property offers a large rustic workshop

Madison Roberge Coldwell Banker Hickok and Boardman

Fall in love with the great outdoors at this spectacular hill side contemporary home with incredible panoramic mountain views. The builder showcased this unbeatable feature with 6 sets of sliding glass doors allowing idealistic Vermont indoor-outdoor entertaining and enjoyment throughout this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath plus flex space home. This property boasts many luxury qualities and upgrades to

Maxwell Fath KW Vermont

Are the mountains calling you? Tucked in at the end of Cobb Hill Road, just before the National Forest starts, you will find this rustic cabin on 27 acres. You can really get away from it all! Propane runs the lights, refrigerator, and kitchen stove. A well has been drilled and with a generator you can have on-demand hot water for shower, kitchen sink, and toilet. On cooler days the wood stove

Melinda Morse Coldwell Banker Hickok and Boardman

Built in 1884, this historic home has lived many lives - town post office, shoemaker’s workshop, and community anchor. Today, with strong structural bones, soaring ceilings, and thoughtful renovations already underway, it’s ready to welcome its next chapter. Significant improvements have been completed, including cellulose and spray foam insulation, floor stabilization, reinforced rafters, fully

Bianca Perta Coldwell Banker Hickok and Boardman