This 1830s Vermont farmhouse pairs understated luxury with an easy, welcoming feel—an elegant country retreat that works beautifully for both real life and long weekends from the city. Set on Maple Street with Vermont Land Trust-protected Sunset views of the Adirondack Mountains, it’s been on the Addison County maps as “Bacon Farm,” for almost 200 years. The home’s vernacular Italianate

Jill Fraga The Real Estate Company of Vermont, LLC

Experience the best of Vermont living in this stunning custom-designed home on 142 acres in scenic Addison. Wake up each day to breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Champlain, the Adirondack Mountains, and the Green Mountains. Built in 2007, this thoughtfully crafted residence offers a seamless blend of elegance, comfort, and connection to nature. Soaring cathedral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling

Michael Johnston Coldwell Banker Hickok and Boardman

Stunning Views & Versatile Living. Enjoy beautiful, sweeping views of Snake Mountain and the Adirondacks from this very well-maintained 4-bedroom, 3-bath home set on 5 acres. This spacious property offers the perfect blend of comfort, functionality, and opportunity. Inside, you’ll find numerous upgrades throughout, including a thoughtfully designed kitchens with corian countertops and abundant

Anna Charlebois-Ouellette

This newly subdivided property provides an opportunity to own a waterfront lot on Lake Champlain with municipal water, electric, septic and fiber optic service already in place. The property is being offered as a buildable waterfront lot. The presence of a pre-existing structure provides a recognized development footprint, and buyers may pursue replacement construction subject to Adirondack Park

Susan Babcock Engel & Volkers Lake Placid Real Estate

The Victorian Lady, as it is widely known in Westport, is an impressive home with a fantastic history. It is worth considering for its architectural uniqueness alone. Originally built in 1835, the house is a combination of three different architectural styles: Greek Revival (1835), Second Empire (1876), and Eastlake (1880). The house was run as a Bed & Breakfast, known as The Victorian Lady,

John La Selva Venture North Associates

Live conveniently near the Downtown District yet with a country feel on this generous lot that offers elbow room on all sides! The back yard is private and affords you great outdoor space to entertain with a generous patio featuring an outdoor fireplace and grilling gazebo. The house is at the end of a dead-end street w/ only local traffic. There is a beautiful perennial garden off the front and

Nancy Larrow BHHS Vermont Realty Group/Vergennes