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Jan. 19, 2025

Green Mountain Gains: Why Vermont’s Housing Market Is Staying Resilient

 

By New England Landmark Realty LTD

For the first time since the pandemic began, housing affordability did not worsen in 2024. Nationally, a slight increase in wages and more inventory helped ease some of the pressure in markets that have seen years of relentless home price growth. Redfin reports that the typical U.S. household spent 41.8% of its income on housing last year, a modest improvement from 42.2% in 2023. While this is still far above the ideal affordability threshold of 30%, it signals a turning point in a market defined by unyielding price hikes.

But how does Vermont compare to this national trend? Vermont’s housing market remains distinct, with affordability challenges that reflect its unique economic and geographic characteristics. Unlike some regions that saw minor relief, Vermont's housing market is a different story. Yet, there's room for optimism for home buyers here in the Green Mountain State.

Vermont’s Unique Challenges in Affordability

National affordability gains are primarily tied to rising inventory in urban hubs and regions like Texas, where markets in Austin and Dallas have cooled from pandemic-driven peaks. Vermont, however, tells a different story:

  1. Tight Inventory: Unlike cities experiencing increased housing supply, Vermont’s inventory remains limited. Popular areas like Burlington, Stowe, and Montpelier see homes snatched up quickly, with demand often outstripping supply.
  2. Income vs. Prices: Vermont’s median income of approximately $75,000 lags behind the national figure of $83,782. With median home prices in Vermont hovering around $392,000, affordability remains a significant challenge.
  3. Tourist and Second-Home Demand: Vermont’s natural beauty and appeal to second-home buyers inflate demand in popular areas, driving up prices even further. This dynamic isn’t as prevalent in other markets, as highlighted in Redfin’s report.

The Ray of Hope for Vermont Homebuyers

Despite these challenges, Vermont buyers have reason to remain hopeful:

  1. Local Wage Growth: Vermont saw a 5.4% increase in median household income in 2023, one of the highest growth rates in the country. This means that while home prices remain high, more Vermonters are seeing their incomes rise, helping to offset some affordability concerns.
  2. Legislative Action: The state has doubled affordable housing efforts, with increased funding for workforce housing and community development projects. These initiatives could bring relief to first-time homebuyers in the coming years.
  3. Expanding Rural Appeal: As remote work persists, less competitive markets in Vermont’s smaller towns and rural areas may provide opportunities for buyers looking beyond traditional hotspots like Burlington or Woodstock.
  4. Stability Over Spikes: While national experts predict home price increases in 2025, Vermont’s market tends to avoid the dramatic price swings in larger urban areas. Slow and steady appreciation could provide some predictability for buyers.

What Vermont Can Learn From National Trends

National markets like Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas saw affordability improve as inventory expanded and demand leveled. Vermont can look to these examples for guidance, prioritizing the development of housing inventory while maintaining its commitment to preserving the state’s natural beauty and character.

For buyers, the national trend reminds them that relief can come with patience and persistence. Vermont’s market may not have mirrored national improvements in 2024, but incremental progress—like rising wages and legislative support—sets the stage for brighter days ahead.

Looking to Navigate Vermont’s Housing Market?

Tony Walton and his team at NELandmark.com can help you turn challenges into opportunities. With local expertise and a deep commitment to finding the right home for every buyer, Tony is ready to guide you through Vermont’s unique real estate market. Contact Tony today at 802-253-4711 and start your journey to owning a slice of the Green Mountain State.

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Jan. 17, 2025

Rising Inventory: A National Story with Vermont Implications

 

 

By New England Landmark Realty LTD

Nationally, 2024 marked a pivotal moment in the housing market, as inventory levels climbed closer to pre-pandemic norms. While these gains didn't trigger the widespread price declines some predicted, they signaled a gradual return to healthier market conditions. For Vermont, however, this shift is moving at its characteristic pace—historically slower than national trends but often following the same trajectory. Vermont's unique market conditions, shaped by its size, geography, and demand dynamics, add nuance to these changes.

Vermont: A Slow, Steady Follower of National Trends

Vermont's real estate market has a long history of mirroring national patterns, albeit with a lag. In the aftermath of the 2008 housing crash, Vermont saw fewer foreclosures and slower price declines than national markets, but it recovered more gradually. Similarly, when the pandemic housing boom sent prices skyrocketing across the country, while substantial, Vermont's growth in median home prices was tempered by limited inventory and fewer high-risk buyers.

As national inventory rises toward 2019 levels, Vermont is again catching up, but at its own pace. Nationally, inventory peaked at 739,434 homes this year, compared to a low of 240,497 in 2022. Vermont's inventory has yet to rebound significantly as the state grapples with systemic challenges like restrictive zoning and a small housing stock. However, historical trends suggest that Vermont will follow the broader national trajectory—eventually benefiting from the increased balance between supply and demand.

How National Trends Compare Locally

New Listings

While new listings nationally reached a weekly peak of over 75,000 in 2024—still below pre-pandemic norms—Vermont remains far behind. During the 2008 housing crisis, Vermont's new construction projects slowed dramatically and took longer to recover than in other states. Today, many Vermont communities are still working to offset those deficits, with legislative initiatives like Act 250 reform aiming to spur development. While small towns like Barre and Springfield are starting to see more activity, Burlington and Montpelier remain highly competitive.

Price Cuts and Stabilization

Nationally, price cuts hovered around 36.4% in 2024, reflecting growing inventory and stabilizing prices. In Vermont, price cuts are less frequent due to persistently high demand, especially in desirable areas like Stowe and Woodstock. However, the trend of slower but steady price appreciation, seen after the 2008 crash, suggests that Vermont could see stabilization sooner than expected if inventory continues to grow.

Mortgage Rates and Demand

National mortgage rates, ranging between 5.75% and 7.25% in 2024, affect Vermont buyers just as they do elsewhere. Historically, when national rates dropped in the 2010s, Vermont experienced an uptick in demand, particularly from out-of-state buyers. With rates stabilizing, Vermont may see more balanced conditions, though demand from remote workers and second-home buyers remains a key factor.

The Ray of Hope: Vermont's Slow, Steady Resilience

Vermont's market is defined by its resilience. While national trends take time to reach the state, they often bring long-term benefits. Buyers in 2025 can expect:

  1. Gradual Inventory Growth: Legislative efforts, like increased funding for affordable housing, will slowly expand Vermont's housing stock.
  2. Opportunities in Undervalued Areas: Towns beyond Burlington, such as Randolph and Newport, attract attention as buyers seek affordable options.
  3. Stabilizing Prices: As inventory grows, Vermont's historically moderate price trends may further stabilize, offering more predictability for buyers.
  4. A Stronger Local Economy: Vermont's rising wages and economic diversification—seen in sectors like renewable energy and tech—support buyer purchasing power.

Conclusion

Rising inventory is the national housing story of 2024, and Vermont will likely follow this trend as it has in the past—at its own deliberate pace. While challenges remain, Vermont's history of steady growth and legislative efforts provide a path forward. Buyers who understand the state's unique dynamics and embrace its slower shifts can find opportunities in 2025, particularly in emerging markets and less competitive areas.

Navigating Vermont's Real Estate Market?

Tony Walton and the NELandmark.com team bring unparalleled expertise to Vermont's housing market. Whether you are searching for a home in bustling Burlington or exploring opportunities in smaller towns, Tony's local knowledge will guide you every step of the way. Call 802-253-4711 today!

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Jan. 16, 2025

Who Really Saves Money with a FSBO?

Hello! I’m Trish Sawyer, your Central Vermont real estate specialist with New England Landmark Realty. Today, let’s talk about a question that’s on the minds of many Vermont homeowners considering selling their property: Does selling For Sale By Owner (FSBO) actually save money? Spoiler alert—the answer isn’t as straightforward as it seems.

FSBO in Vermont: A Closer Look

On the surface, selling your home without an agent might seem like a great way to save on commissions. Vermont’s real estate market, with its unique characteristics, might tempt sellers to take the DIY route. But let me share a story that sheds some light on the true cost of going FSBO.

A Tale of FSBO Gone Wrong

I recently worked with first-time homebuyers who fell in love with a charming Vermont property listed as owner entry, which means the seller paid a small fee to have the home featured on the MLS. The rest of the work was the responsibility of the owner.  Horrible photos, and a poorly featured listing drew the attention of no one.....except me.  Knowing the home was located in a great neighborhood, I suggested to my buyers that we take a look at this overlooked home. Most buyers would have turned their nose up, but this couple was determined to find their first family home and they weren't afraid to put in a little work if it meant getting a good deal in a highly competitive market. The seller—thinking they were saving money by not using an agent—had no idea how to navigate the sale and how could he? With so many changes in this ever-evolving market, even some Realtors find it challenging to keep up! He naively thought he could rely on his attorney to play a dual role as agent and lawyer. Wrong!  From incomplete paperwork to missed deadlines, the process was chaotic. It took three times the effort on my end to keep everything on track, but here’s the kicker: because the FSBO seller was not a skilled real estate professional, and chose not to be represented by one, my clients ended up with a wonderful home in a fantastic neighborhood for significantly less than it was worth. The seller, who thought they were saving on commissions, ultimately lost about $50,000 in potential profit. Ouch.

What’s the Real Cost of FSBO?

According to the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), FSBO transactions comprised just 7% of home sales nationwide in 2023, marking the lowest percentage on record. This indicates a significant preference among homeowners for utilizing real estate agents when selling their properties. Additionally, NAR reports that FSBO homes sold for a median price of $380,000, whereas agent-assisted homes sold for a median of $435,000.

  1. Pricing Challenges Without a real estate agent’s expertise, it’s easy to misprice a property. Overpricing leads to a stale listing. The goal is to find the sweet spot to engage as many buyers as possible. More prospective buyers = more offers = a strong, successful sale for the seller. A real estate agent conducts a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) to ensure your home is priced competitively. Everyone has an opinion, a responsible Realtor will provide you with the research to back it up.

  2. Limited Exposure Agents have access to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), professional networks, and marketing tools to get your home in front of as many potential buyers as possible. FSBO sellers rely on platforms like Zillow or Craigslist, which might not reach the right audience.

  3. Time and Effort Selling a home involves more than putting up a sign. From helping to prepare your home for sale and featuring it in its very best light to negotiating offers and navigating clauses, contingencies and inspections, the process requires time, knowledge, and attention to detail. FSBO sellers often underestimate the workload.

  4. Legal Risks Real estate transactions involve complex contracts and legal requirements. Missing a disclosure or misunderstanding a contingency could lead to costly mistakes—or even lawsuits.

Why Working with an Agent Saves Money (and Stress)

A skilled real estate agent provides value in ways that go far beyond their commission:

  • Accurate Pricing: Agents use data and local expertise to ensure your home is priced right.

  • Marketing Expertise: Professional photography, targeted advertising, and open houses help your home stand out.

  • Negotiation Skills: From offer to closing, an agent advocates for your best interests.

  • Streamlined Process: An agent handles the details, ensuring nothing falls through the cracks.

The Vermont Market: Why Local Expertise Matters

Vermont’s real estate market has its quirks. Older homes, septic systems, and the ever changing rules and regulations associated with real estate sales, make it essential to work with someone who understands the local landscape. An agent’s knowledge can mean the difference between a smooth transaction and a stressful ordeal.

For a comprehensive guide on selling your Vermont home, visit: Selling Your Vermont Home: The Ultimate Seller’s Guide.

Ready to Sell? Let’s Talk.

Whether you’re considering FSBO or just want to explore your options, Trish Sawyer is here to help. Selling a home is a big decision, and having an experienced professional on your side can make all the difference. Let’s chat about your goals and how I can help you achieve them—with minimal stress and maximum profit.

📞 802-233-0554
✉️ trishsawyer@nelandmark.com

Let’s make your real estate journey a success—with a little Vermont charm along the way!

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Jan. 15, 2025

Unlocking Vermont's Real Estate Secrets: A First-Time Homebuyer's Blueprint for 2025

 

Welcome to Vermont: A First-Time Buyer's Paradise

By New England Landmark Realty LTD

Stepping into real estate for the first time is equally thrilling and overwhelming—especially in a market as unique as Vermont's. Vermont, with its stunning landscapes and tight-knit communities, offers more than just a place to live. It's a state where first-time buyers can truly find value, whether you're looking for a cozy mountain retreat, a charming village home, or a modern condo near vibrant cultural hubs like Burlington.

In 2025, the Vermont real estate market will present challenges—rising interest rates and limited inventory—but also incredible opportunities for buyers who are prepared and strategic. This guide, with its insights, tools, and tips, is your key to navigating and succeeding in this dynamic market.

Empower yourself by understanding the 2025 Vermont Housing Market

The Vermont housing market remains competitive, driven by limited inventory and steady demand. For first-time buyers, the key to success lies in knowing what to expect:

  • Median Home Prices: As of 2025, the median home price in Vermont is approximately $370,000, though prices vary widely by location.
  • Hot Markets: Burlington, Stowe, and Woodstock remain in high demand, while areas like Barre, Montpelier, and the Northeast Kingdom offer more affordable options.
  • Rising Interest Rates: With rates trending upwards, locking in a mortgage early can save you thousands over the life of your loan.

With this knowledge, let's dive into strategies to set you up for success.

Key Strategies for First-Time Home Buyers in Vermont

Start with a Clear Budget

Before you begin your search, establish a budget for more than just the purchase price. Consider property taxes, insurance, maintenance, and potential repairs. Vermont offers programs like the Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA) to help first-time buyers with financing.

Know Your Must-Haves vs. Nice-to-Haves

Vermont homes are as diverse as its landscapes. Decide early what's essential for your lifestyle—proximity to ski resorts, acreage for a garden, or modern amenities—and where you're willing to compromise.

Get Pre-Approved for a Mortgage

In Vermont's competitive market, sellers favor buyers who come prepared. A mortgage pre-approval demonstrates your seriousness and ensures you're looking at homes within your financial reach.

Work with a Local Real Estate Agent

Vermont's market is distinct, with local quirks and zoning regulations that require an expert's touch. Partnering with a local agent like Tony Walton at NELandmark.com can give you an edge in finding hidden gems and navigating negotiations.

  • Research Vermont's First-Time Buyer Programs

Vermont offers several initiatives to support first-time buyers, including:

  • VHFA Down Payment Assistance: Grants and loans to help cover upfront costs.
  • Energy-Efficient Mortgages: Incentives for homes with sustainable features.
  • Be Ready to Act Fast

Vermont's homes often sell quickly due to limited inventory. When you find a home that meets your needs, be prepared to make an offer immediately.

  • Don't Skip the Inspection

With many older homes in Vermont, a professional inspection is non-negotiable. Look for common issues like outdated heating systems, roof conditions, and well or septic maintenance.

  • Think Beyond the Now

As a first-time buyer, it is easy to focus solely on immediate needs. Instead, consider a home's long-term potential—whether it's future resale value, the possibility of adding an accessory dwelling unit (ADU), or renovations.

  • Negotiate Smartly, Not Aggressively

Vermont sellers are less likely to entertain low-ball offers in a competitive market. To make your bid more appealing, focus on fair offers and creative terms, like flexibility on closing dates.

  • Keep Emotions in Check

Falling in love with a home is natural, but remember that your first purchase is also a financial decision. Stay focused on the numbers and your long-term goals.

Best Areas for First-Time Buyers in Vermont

Vermont offers options for a wide range of budgets and lifestyles. Here are some top areas for first-time buyers:

Burlington

  • It is a vibrant city with amenities, culture, and lake views.
  • Average Home Price: $450K–$600K.

Barre and Montpelier

  • Affordable homes with small-town charm and proximity to the state capital.
  • Average Home Price: $250K–$400K.

Brattleboro

  • Artsy vibe with access to southern Vermont's outdoor activities.
  • Average Home Price: $275K–$450K.

Northeast Kingdom

  • Rural areas with lower prices are perfect for buyers seeking privacy and nature.
  • Average Home Price: $200K–$350K.

Common Mistakes First-Time Buyers Make

To avoid pitfalls, keep these mistakes in mind:

  • Skipping the Pre-Approval Process: Without it, you risk losing competitive properties.
  • Overlooking Hidden Costs: Closing costs, HOA fees, and repairs can quickly add up.
  • Not Researching the Neighborhood: A beautiful home means little if the area doesn't suit your lifestyle.

Why Vermont Is Perfect for First-Time Buyers

Vermont combines accessibility with charm, making it ideal for first-time buyers. From local programs that ease the financial burden to the state's focus on quality of life, there's no better place to begin your real estate journey.

Tony Walton: Your Guide to First-Time Success

Navigating the Vermont real estate market for the first time can feel overwhelming, but you don't have to go alone. Tony Walton and his team at New England Landmark Realty are here to guide you every step of the way. With unparalleled local expertise and a commitment to helping first-time buyers succeed, Tony ensures your seamless and rewarding experience.

Final Thoughts: Your Vermont Home Awaits

Buying your first home is a milestone that comes with challenges and incredible rewards. Vermont offers the perfect backdrop for this journey, with its welcoming communities, breathtaking landscapes, and opportunities for wise investments.

The question isn't whether you'll find your dream home—it's how soon you'll start making it your own.

Contact Tony Walton at VTMove.com or 802-253-4711 to take your first step today.

Explore Vermont. Live Vermont. Love Vermont.

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Jan. 10, 2025

Navigating Vermont’s Rural Real Estate: Tips for Buying Homes with Acreage

The Draw of Vermont’s Rural Charm

By New England Landmark Realty LTD

Vermont’s rural properties offer a unique charm that's increasingly hard to find in today’s world. With space to breathe, room to roam, and a connection to nature, these properties are more than just land-they're a gateway to a life of freedom and simplicity, a life beyond the city limits.

In 2025, the demand for rural properties is soaring as buyers seek privacy, sustainability, and the opportunity to create a personalized haven. Whether you envision a hobby farm, an equestrian retreat, or a family homestead, Vermont’s rural real estate market has endless possibilities. Let’s explore how to navigate this unique market and find your perfect slice of the Green Mountain State.

Why Rural Vermont Real Estate Is So Appealing

The allure of Vermont’s countryside goes beyond its postcard-perfect beauty. Buying a home with acreage opens the door to a lifestyle that prioritizes tranquility, self-sufficiency, and a deep connection to the land, offering a sense of calm and independence that's hard to find elsewhere.

Here’s why rural Vermont properties are in high demand:

  • Privacy and Space: Escape the noise and density of urban life with properties offering sprawling acreage and uninterrupted views.
  • Opportunities for Customization: From building barns to planting orchards, rural land provides endless possibilities to shape your property to your vision.
  • Investment Potential: Large parcels of land are increasingly valuable, especially in regions where space is a limited commodity.

If you’re drawn to the idea of living where the only neighbors are towering pines and open fields, Vermont’s rural real estate market is calling.

Where to Look: Top Spots for Rural Homes with Acreage

Vermont’s rural charm is everywhere, but certain regions stand out for their unique offerings. Here are the top locations to consider when searching for a home with acreage:

Addison County: Bucolic Beauty

  • Known for its rolling farmland and views of the Green Mountains, Addison County offers properties ideal for farming or quiet retreats.
  • Median Price: $600K–$1.5M

The Northeast Kingdom: Untouched Wilderness

  • For those seeking true seclusion, the Northeast Kingdom delivers. Vast forests, pristine lakes, and open meadows make this a haven for nature lovers.
  • Median Price: $500K–$1.2M

Washington County: Central Vermont Convenience

  • Washington County combines rural charm with proximity to Montpelier and Barre, making it perfect for buyers who want privacy without sacrificing access to amenities.
  • Median Price: $700K–$1.8M

Lamoille County: Mountain Magic

  • With its proximity to Stowe and Smugglers’ Notch, Lamoille County offers properties that blend rural appeal with recreational opportunities.
  • Median Price: $800K–$2M

Rutland County: Affordable Acreage

  • A mix of affordability and opportunity makes Rutland County an attractive option for buyers looking for larger parcels of land without breaking the bank.
  • Median Price: $400K–$900K

Tips for Buying Rural Property in Vermont

Purchasing a home with acreage involves unique considerations. Here’s what you need to know to make a confident decision:

Evaluate the Land’s Potential

Consider how you plan to use the acreage. Is it for farming, recreation, or conservation? Knowing your goals will help you identify properties that align with your vision.

Understand Zoning Laws and Restrictions

Vermont places a high value on land preservation. Familiarize yourself with local zoning laws, land-use regulations, and any conservation easements that may affect your plans.

Check Infrastructure and Accessibility

Rural properties often present unique challenges, such as dirt roads, private wells, and septic systems. Ensure the property’s infrastructure meets your needs year-round.

Budget for Maintenance

Managing a large property takes effort and resources. From mowing expansive fields to maintaining woodland trails, factor in the time and costs of upkeep.

Work with Local Experts

Buying rural real estate is different from purchasing a suburban home—partner with an experienced Vermont real estate agent who understands the nuances of rural transactions.

The Lifestyle of Owning a Home with Acreage

Owning a rural property isn’t just about the land; it’s about embracing a lifestyle. Picture waking up to birdsong, sipping coffee on your porch as the mist rises over your fields, or growing your own vegetables in a garden you designed. Vermont’s rural homes offer a slower pace, where each day feels more connected to nature and less dictated by the rush of modern life.

Whether you dream of raising livestock, hiking your private trails, or simply finding a peaceful place to call home, the possibilities are as vast as the land itself.

Tony Walton: Your Guide to Vermont’s Rural Real Estate

Navigating the rural real estate market requires an expert who understands the land, the market, and your vision. Tony Walton and his team at NELandmark.com have years of experience helping buyers find their ideal Vermont property.

Whether you’re looking for a farmstead in Addison County or a secluded retreat in the Northeast Kingdom, Tony’s knowledge and personalized service ensure that every step of your journey is seamless and rewarding.

Final Thoughts: Your Place in Vermont’s Countryside

A rural property in Vermont is more than a home—it’s an invitation to live a life that values peace, privacy, and purpose. In a world that often feels rushed and crowded, owning a home with acreage is a way to reconnect with what truly matters.

The question isn’t whether to invest in Vermont’s countryside—it’s what kind of life you’ll create there.

Contact Tony Walton at NELandmark.com or call 802-253-4711 to start your journey to rural Vermont living.

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Jan. 7, 2025

Historic Homes in Vermont: Charm, Character, and Market Value

 

By New England Landmark Realty LTD

Uncover the Unique Charm of Vermont’s Historic Homes. There’s a special kind of magic in stepping into a home that’s stood for generations. Vermont’s historic homes are living testaments to the artistry and character of a bygone era, from the creak of century-old floorboards to the intricate craftsmanship that modern builds can only imitate. These homes tell stories—of families, of resilience, and of a time when every nail, every beam, and every detail was crafted with care.

In 2025, Vermont’s historic homes are more than just places to live; they’re treasures waiting to be discovered. Whether it’s a Victorian jewel in Woodstock, a Federal-style masterpiece in Middlebury, or a rustic farmhouse in the Northeast Kingdom, these properties offer a chance to own a piece of history while creating your own chapter in its story. Let’s explore the charm, character, and market value of Vermont’s most timeless real estate.

Why Vermont’s Historic Homes Are So Captivating

Historic homes offer an unmatched sense of character, a quality that cannot be replicated in new construction. Vermont, with its rich architectural heritage, is a haven for buyers seeking homes that stand out in both style and substance.

Here’s what makes Vermont’s historic homes truly special:

  • Distinctive Architecture: From Federal-style homes to Gothic Revival masterpieces, Vermont’s historic properties showcase architectural styles rarely found in modern builds.
  • Craftsmanship That Endures: Built in an era when quality trumped speed, these homes feature hand-hewn beams, intricate moldings, and custom masonry that have stood the test of time.
  • A Sense of Legacy: Each home carries a story, a lineage that connects its owners to Vermont’s rich cultural and historical tapestry.

If you’re drawn to homes that feel alive with history and personality, Vermont’s historic properties are waiting to welcome you.

Where to Find Vermont’s Historic Gems

Vermont is dotted with picturesque towns and regions, each boasting its own collection of historic treasures. If you’re in the market for a home that blends heritage with charm, here are the top spots to consider:

Woodstock: Quintessential New England Elegance

  • Known for its iconic covered bridges and stately homes, Woodstock offers a collection of Colonial and Victorian-style properties that exude sophistication.
  • Median Price: $900K–$2.5M

Middlebury: Academic and Architectural Richness

  • Home to Middlebury College, this town features beautifully preserved Federal-style homes and Greek Revival architecture.
  • Median Price: $750K–$1.8M

Manchester: The Perfect Blend of History and Luxury

  • With its historic inns and 19th-century farmhouses, Manchester offers a harmonious mix of old-world charm and modern convenience.
  • Median Price: $800K–$2M

Montpelier: Small-Town Charm with a Historic Heart

  • Vermont’s capital is home to stunning Victorian and Queen Anne-style homes, nestled in a quaint, walkable downtown.
  • Median Price: $600K–$1.5M

The Northeast Kingdom: Rustic Retreats with History

  • For those seeking privacy and natural beauty, this region offers historic farmhouses and estates surrounded by rolling hills and forests.
  • Median Price: $500K–$1.2M

Restoring and Living in a Historic Home

Owning a historic home comes with its own set of rewards and responsibilities. Here are a few key considerations for buyers:

  • Embrace Preservation, Not Perfection

Part of the charm of a historic home lies in its imperfections. Embrace the quirks and patina that give your home its character while preserving its original features.

  • Research Grants and Incentives

Vermont offers various programs to assist homeowners in maintaining and restoring historic properties, including tax credits and grants for preservation work.

  • Modernize Thoughtfully

Integrating modern amenities without compromising the home’s historic integrity requires careful planning. Work with local experts who understand the unique challenges of historic renovations.

  • Understand Maintenance Needs

Historic homes often require specialized care. Be prepared for regular upkeep of features like original windows, stone foundations, and antique roofing.

  • Celebrate the Journey

Restoring a historic home is more than a project—it’s connecting with the past while creating something beautiful for the future.

The Value of Investing in Historic Properties

In 2025, Vermont’s historic homes remain a robust investment. With their enduring charm and limited availability, these properties often appreciate faster than contemporary homes in the same area. Additionally, their unique appeal makes them highly desirable as vacation rentals or bed-and-breakfast establishments.

For those with the vision to see beyond the surface, investing in a historic home is not just financially rewarding—it’s a way to preserve a piece of Vermont’s legacy.

Tony Walton: Your Partner in Finding Vermont’s Historic Homes

Navigating the historic home market requires an experienced guide, and Tony Walton is here to help. With years of expertise and a passion for Vermont’s architectural heritage, Tony and his team at NELandmark.com specialize in connecting discerning buyers with the perfect property.

Whether you’re seeking a restored Colonial in Woodstock or a rustic farmhouse in the Northeast Kingdom, Tony ensures a seamless journey from discovery to closing.

Final Thoughts: Own a Piece of Vermont’s History

Historic homes are more than just places to live—they’re legacies, stories etched into wood and stone, waiting to be continued by their next owner. Choosing a historic property means embracing a lifestyle that values character, craftsmanship, and connection to the past.

The question is: Are you ready to make history your own?

Contact Tony Walton at NELandmark.com or call 802-253-4711 to start your search for the perfect historic home.

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Jan. 3, 2025

Investing in Vermont's Vacation Rental Market: Opportunities and Insights

By New England Landmark Realty LTD

Vermont: Where Natural Beauty Meets Investment Potential

Vermont isn't just a destination for vacationers—it's a magnet for visionaries who see opportunity in its tranquil charm and steady tourism. Thanks to the growing demand for authentic, unique travel experiences, the state's vacation rental market will thrive in 2025. For those with the resources to invest, this isn't just a chance to own a property; it's an opportunity to build a profitable portfolio while playing a key role in Vermont's vibrant tourism economy.

Investing in a Vermont vacation rental isn't just savvy—it's a statement that you understand the value of owning property in one of the country's most picturesque and in-demand locations.

Why Vermont Vacation Rentals Are a Smart Investment

Owning a vacation rental property in Vermont combines financial returns with personal enjoyment. Whether nestled in the Green Mountains or perched on the shores of Lake Champlain, these homes offer more than passive income—they become assets with unparalleled lifestyle perks.

Here's why savvy investors are turning to Vermont's rental market:

  • Year-Round Appeal: Vermont draws visitors every season, from skiers and snowboarders in the winter to leaf-peepers in the fall, ensuring consistent demand for short-term rentals.
  • Steady Tourism Growth: Vermont continues to attract diverse traveler demographics, with eco-tourism, agri-tourism, and cultural festivals gaining traction.
  • Limited Supply, High Demand: Vermont's tight housing market ensures that well-located rental properties are highly sought after, creating opportunities for premium pricing.

Vermont's rental market offers profitability and prestige for buyers in a position to invest.

Top Locations for Vacation Rental Investments

Where you invest in Vermont matters. The state offers a variety of rental markets, each with its unique draw for tourists. Here are the prime locations to consider in 2025:

  1. Stowe: The Four-Season Playground
  • Known for its world-class skiing and vibrant arts scene, Stowe is a perennial favorite among vacationers.
  • Investment Potential: Premium rental rates year-round, particularly during ski season and summer.
  • Median Home Price: $800K–$2M
  1. Lake Champlain Region: The Lakeside Escape
  • Properties near Lake Champlain attract summer travelers looking for water activities and stunning sunsets.
  • Investment Potential: High occupancy during peak summer months and shoulder seasons.
  • Median Home Price: $1.2M–$3M
  1. Woodstock: Quintessential Vermont Charm
  • Renowned for its historic appeal and proximity to outdoor recreation, Woodstock is a magnet for affluent travelers.
  • Investment Potential: Strong demand from tourists seeking luxury accommodations in a quaint setting.
  • Median Home Price: $1M–$2.5M
  1. Killington: The Ski Enthusiast's Dream
  • Killington is home to the largest ski resort in the eastern United States, a hub for winter sports enthusiasts.
  • Investment Potential: High winter occupancy with growing off-season appeal.
  • Median Home Price: $750K–$1.8M
  1. Mad River Valley: Vermont's Hidden Gem
  • Nestled in central Vermont, the Mad River Valley offers a unique mix of outdoor recreation, local culture, and year-round appeal. With ski resorts like Sugarbush and Mad River Glen nearby, the area is perfect for visitors seeking a quieter, more authentic Vermont experience.
  • Investment Potential: High demand during ski season and strong year-round interest from nature enthusiasts and art lovers.
  • Median Home Price: $700K–$1.6M

How to Maximize Returns on Your Vacation Rental

Investing in Vermont's vacation rental market isn't just about location—it's about strategy. Here's how to ensure your property works as hard as you do:

  • Target Key Amenities

Today's travelers expect more than just a place to sleep. Invest in amenities like hot tubs, high-speed internet, and pet-friendly accommodations to stand out.

  • Optimize for All Seasons

Equip your property for both summer and winter to maximize its appeal. For example, a ski-in/ski-out home in Killington could benefit from air conditioning and outdoor spaces for summer guests.

  • Market the Experience

Vermont is a destination that draws travelers for its charm and authenticity. To create an emotional connection with potential guests, highlight unique aspects of your property—such as a cozy fireplace, a private dock, or proximity to local farms and trails.

  • Partner with Experts

Managing a vacation rental can be time-intensive. Work with property management companies or experienced real estate agents to streamline operations and maximize bookings.

Why Vermont Vacation Rentals Are a Lifestyle Upgrade

Investing in a Vermont vacation rental isn't just about revenue and upgrading your lifestyle. When you're not welcoming guests, your property becomes your retreat. Imagine spending weekends in a beautifully appointed home near Stowe or unwinding with family on the shores of Lake Champlain.

This investment offers the best of both worlds for buyers who understand the value of diversifying their portfolio while enhancing their quality of life.

Tony Walton: Your Guide to Smart Investments

Finding the perfect vacation rental property requires more than browsing listings. It requires a keen understanding of Vermont's market trends, seasonal dynamics, and investors' unique needs. That's where Tony Walton and his team at NELandmark.com come in.

With 20 years of experience and a commitment to personalized service, Tony specializes in helping buyers identify properties that maximize income potential and personal enjoyment. From Stowe to the Mad River Valley, his expertise ensures that every process step is seamless and rewarding.

Final Thoughts: Build Wealth, Embrace Vermont

Investing in Vermont's vacation rental market offers a unique opportunity to combine financial growth with personal fulfillment. For those who appreciate the value of a well-placed investment and the charm of Vermont, there's no better time to act than now.

The question isn't whether to invest—it's which property will become the cornerstone of your portfolio.

Contact Tony Walton at NELandmark.com or call 802-253-4711 to start your journey.

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Jan. 1, 2025

Vermont's Eco-Friendly Homes: Sustainable Living in the Green Mountain State

Embracing Sustainable Living in Vermont

By New England Landmark Realty LTD

Vermont, a state that has long been a pioneer in embracing green living, offers more than just picturesque landscapes. It's a place where tight-knit communities share a commitment to preserving nature, making it a natural fit for eco-friendly homes. In 2025, Vermont's sustainable real estate market will flourish, attracting buyers who value homes that tread lightly on the environment while offering modern comfort and timeless beauty.

For those who care about their carbon footprint—and seek a home that aligns with their values—Vermont offers a growing inventory of eco-friendly properties that redefine living sustainably.

Why Choose an Eco-Friendly Home in Vermont?

Sustainable homes aren't just a trend—they're the future of real estate. In Vermont, they're built to complement the state's natural beauty while incorporating energy efficiency, renewable materials, and innovative technologies.

Here's what makes eco-friendly homes in Vermont so special:

  • Energy Efficiency: Many homes are equipped with solar panels, energy-efficient windows, and geothermal heating systems, reducing utility bills while minimizing environmental impact.
  • Sustainable Materials: Builders prioritize renewable and recycled materials, from reclaimed wood to eco-friendly insulation, ensuring the home is as green as its surroundings.
  • Healthier Living Spaces: Improved air quality, non-toxic paints, and natural lighting make these homes healthier for residents.

Choosing an eco-friendly home in Vermont is more than an investment in real estate; it's an investment in your future—and the planet's.

Top Locations for Sustainable Living in Vermont

Eco-friendly homes are springing up across the state, catering to buyers looking for environmentally conscious living without sacrificing comfort or design. Here are Vermont's top locations for sustainable homes:

  1. Burlington and Surrounding Areas
  • As Vermont's largest city, Burlington combines urban convenience with a strong focus on sustainability. The city leads the way in renewable energy initiatives, making it a hub for eco-friendly living.
  • Median Price for Eco-Friendly Homes: $600K–$1.5M
  1. Montpelier
  • Vermont's capital is small but mighty when it comes to green initiatives. Many new homes here incorporate cutting-edge sustainable features while maintaining the town's historic charm.
  • Median Price for Eco-Friendly Homes: $500K–$1.2M
  1. Stowe
  • Known for its luxury real estate market, Stowe is seeing an uptick in eco-friendly luxury homes that blend modern design with green technology.
  • Median Price for Eco-Friendly Homes: $800K–$2.5M
  1. Mad River Valley
  • This area is becoming a hotspot for sustainable living, with homes that integrate seamlessly into the natural environment.
  • Median Price for Eco-Friendly Homes: $700K–$1.8M
  1. The Northeast Kingdom
  • For buyers seeking seclusion and serenity, the Northeast Kingdom offers eco-friendly homes surrounded by untouched landscapes.
  • Median Price for Eco-Friendly Homes: $400K–$1.1M

Features to Look for in an Eco-Friendly Home

When shopping for a sustainable home, looking beyond the surface is essential. Here are the top features to prioritize:

  1. Renewable Energy Systems

Homes with solar panels, wind turbines, or geothermal heating reduce environmental impact and provide long-term cost savings.

  1. Water Conservation

Look for properties with rainwater harvesting systems, low-flow fixtures, and sustainable landscaping that minimize water usage.

  1. Smart Home Technology

Energy-efficient appliances and bright lighting, heating, and cooling systems can significantly reduce energy consumption.

  1. Sustainable Building Materials

Bamboo flooring, reclaimed wood, and recycled glass countertops look stunning and reduce construction's environmental toll.

  1. Passive Design

Homes designed to take advantage of natural light and ventilation reduce reliance on artificial heating and cooling, ensuring comfort with less energy.

The Value of Investing in Sustainable Real Estate

In 2025, sustainable homes in Vermont will be more than ethical investments—they'll be financially savvy. Energy-efficient features and renewable energy systems will translate to lower operating costs while rising demand for eco-friendly properties will ensure strong resale potential. This financial security is further enhanced by state and federal incentives for green homes, such as tax credits and rebates, making investing in sustainability even more appealing.

Additionally, state and federal incentives for green homes, such as tax credits and rebates, make investing in sustainability even more appealing.

Living Sustainably: A Lifestyle Choice

Owning an eco-friendly home in Vermont is about more than cutting utility bills—it's about embracing a way of life that values harmony with nature. Whether growing your food in a backyard garden, enjoying cleaner indoor air, or simply knowing your home contributes to a healthier planet, sustainable living is deeply rewarding.

And Vermont, with its commitment to green initiatives and environmental preservation, is the perfect place to call home.

Tony Walton: Your Guide to Vermont's Eco-Friendly Homes

Finding the perfect sustainable home requires more than an eye for design—it takes expertise in green real estate and a deep understanding of Vermont's unique market. Tony Walton and his team at VTMove.com specialize in matching buyers with eco-friendly properties that align with their vision and values.

Whether you're searching for a solar-powered retreat in the Northeast Kingdom or a modern, energy-efficient home in Burlington, Tony is here to help you every step.

Final Thoughts: Build Your Future with a Vermont Eco-Home

In a world where sustainability matters more than ever, choosing an eco-friendly home in Vermont is a way to lead by example. These homes offer more than just environmental benefits—they're a testament to thoughtful living and forward-thinking design. They represent a long-term investment in a sustainable future, making them a wise and enduring choice.

The question isn't whether to go green; it's which eco-friendly home will become your Vermont sanctuary.

Contact Tony Walton at NELandmark.com or call 802-253-4711 to start your journey to sustainable living.

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Jan. 1, 2025

Waterfront Properties in Vermont: A Masterpiece of Lakeside Living

By New England Landmark Realty LTD

The Allure of Vermont's Waterfront Lifestyle

There's a quiet power to lakeside living—the way the water reflects the sunrise, the gentle rustle of leaves in the breeze, the feeling that you've found your corner of the world. Vermont's waterfront properties offer more than homes; they provide a lifestyle that seamlessly blends luxury and nature. For those who can appreciate the finer things in life, owning a waterfront property in Vermont is not just a privilege—it's an exclusive reward for a life well-lived.

In 2025, the demand for Vermont's waterfront homes is reaching new heights, driven by buyers who value the unique charm, exclusivity, and tranquility of lakeside living. If you're exploring this market, you're not just buying a property but investing in a legacy.

Why Waterfront Homes in Vermont Are Truly Exceptional

Owning a lakeside property in Vermont isn't just about the view—it's about the experience. Whether you're entertaining guests on a private dock, kayaking in the early morning mist, or savoring a glass of wine on your wraparound deck, these homes redefine living well.

Here's what makes Vermont's waterfront properties stand out:

• Exclusive Access to Nature: These homes are your gateway to Vermont's pristine lakes, offering private beaches, boating docks, and uninterrupted water views.

• Architectural Excellence: From contemporary designs to classic New England charm, waterfront homes in Vermont are crafted with care, often featuring expansive windows, gourmet kitchens, and luxurious outdoor spaces.

• Year-Round Appeal: Summers are for sailing and swimming, autumns for foliage views reflected on the water, winters for ice skating, and springs for quiet renewal.

In short, these properties are for those who understand that the most lavish luxuries are often found in nature.

Top Waterfront Locations in Vermont

Whether seeking a grand estate or an intimate retreat, Vermont's lakes cater to every taste. Here are the premier destinations for waterfront real estate:

1. Lake Champlain: The Crown Jewel

Vermont's largest lake, Lake Champlain, offers expansive properties with unmatched views and direct access to water activities. Its proximity to Burlington ensures a perfect balance of seclusion and urban amenities.

• Median Price: $1.5M–$4M

• Why Choose It: Ideal for buyers seeking both luxury and convenience.

 

2. Lake Willoughby: The Untouched Beauty

Known as the "Lucerne of America," Lake Willoughby's dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear waters create a setting of unparalleled beauty. Homes here are perfect for those who crave privacy and a connection to nature.

• Median Price: $900K–$2M

• Why Choose It: For the buyer who wants a serene escape from the world.

 

3. Lake Bomoseen: The Family-Friendly Haven

Vermont's largest inland lake offers a relaxed lifestyle perfect for families. It's ideal for those who value a community feel without sacrificing waterfront luxury.

• Median Price: $750K–$1.8M

• Why Choose It: An excellent option for multigenerational living or year-round enjoyment.

 

4. Hidden Gems: Small Lakes with Big Charm

Vermont is dotted with smaller lakes, like Joe's Pond and Shadow Lake, offering unique opportunities for those who want to escape the beaten path.

Tips for Buyers: What to Consider in Waterfront Real Estate

Purchasing a waterfront property is a unique journey, requiring attention to both luxury and practicality. Here are some key considerations:

 

1. Think Beyond the View

While the scenery is undoubtedly breathtaking, consider the property's functionality. Is the shoreline suitable for docking a boat? Does the property include privacy features like wooded acreage or gated access?

2. Plan for All Seasons

Vermont's weather offers four distinct experiences. Ensure your home is equipped for both summer's heat and winter's chill, with features like climate-controlled interiors and year-round road access.

3. Understand Maintenance Needs

Waterfront homes require specialized care, from shoreline preservation to winterizing docks. These considerations are an investment in maintaining your property's value.

4. Respect Local Regulations

Vermont places high value on its natural beauty, which means there are environmental protections and zoning laws to follow. An experienced real estate agent will help you navigate these details.

The Investment Appeal of Vermont's Waterfront Market

Waterfront real estate has always been a wise investment, but Vermont's market in 2025 offers particular promise. Limited inventory and growing demand, especially among buyers from metropolitan areas, make these properties appreciate more. Moreover, waterfront homes are increasingly sought after as vacation rentals, offering the potential for substantial income and a promising return on investment.

Vermont's lakeside properties offer an escape and a financial opportunity for buyers with the foresight to invest now.

Tony Walton: Your Partner in Lakeside Luxury

Navigating Vermont's waterfront market requires knowledge and a deep appreciation for what makes these properties unique. Tony Walton and his team at NELandmark.com bring both to the table.

With years of experience and a commitment to personalized service, Tony ensures that each buyer finds a property that fits their lifestyle and aspirations. Whether you're seeking a retreat on Lake Champlain or a hidden gem on a quiet pond, Tony's expertise makes the journey seamless and rewarding.

Final Thoughts: Make the Water Your Home

 

Owning a waterfront property in Vermont is more than a transaction—it's a privilege, an experience, and an investment in a lifestyle few can claim. For those who value privacy, natural beauty, and timeless elegance, there's no better place to call home.

So, the question is: Are you ready to claim your piece of Vermont's lakeside paradise?

Contact Tony Walton at NELandmark.com or call 802-253-4711 to begin your journey.

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Dec. 30, 2024

Exploring Vermont's Luxury Homes: A Guide to High-End Real Estate in the Green Mountain State

 

By New England Landmark Realty LTD

Vermont: Where Luxury Meets Timeless Beauty

Vermont has a way of speaking to those who value more than just a house—it’s about a way of living. Within its serene landscapes, from tranquil lakes to picturesque towns, lies a real estate market that’s as refined as it is exclusive. The luxury homes here aren’t just properties; they’re personal sanctuaries, each with a story and a presence as unique as their owners. If you’re exploring this market, it means you understand the rare value of pairing natural beauty with exceptional design. Owning a luxury home in Vermont isn’t just about where you live; it’s about how you live.

The Appeal of Vermont's Luxury Homes

Vermont's luxury homes are more than residences—they are experiences. Imagine sprawling estates with panoramic views of the Green Mountains, waterfront mansions on Lake Champlain, or modern architectural masterpieces tucked into private woodland retreats. Vermont's luxury properties cater to those who appreciate the finer things in life while valuing the serenity that only nature can provide.

The charm of Vermont luxury homes lies in their diversity:

  • Historical Elegance: Restored farmhouses with intricate woodwork and storied pasts.
  • Contemporary Opulence: Sleek, eco-friendly homes boasting cutting-edge technology.
  • Bespoke Retreats: Custom-built properties designed to your every specification.

Market Insights for 2025: What You Need to Know

As of 2025, the Vermont luxury real estate market is thriving. The median price for high-end homes has steadily increased, reflecting strong demand from out-of-state buyers and local enthusiasts. The limited inventory ensures that each property carries its own unique value, often appreciating over time.

Key metrics for Vermont's luxury market include:

  • Median Luxury Home Price: $1.8M and rising steadily.
  • Days on Market: High-end properties average 90 days, indicating a discerning buyer base.
  • Location Hotspots: Stowe, Woodstock, and Shelburne remain top contenders for luxury buyers, offering a mix of culture, amenities, and scenic beauty.

Choosing the Right Property: A Luxury Home Tailored to Your Lifestyle

Buying a luxury home isn't about finding just any property—it's about finding your property. It's a deeply personal journey, requiring a clear vision, meticulous attention to detail, and a nuanced understanding of Vermont's unique real estate market. Here's how to navigate the process with finesse:

  1. Envision Your Ideal Escape

Think of this not as "house hunting" but crafting your lifestyle. Are you drawn to a grand lakeside estate with shimmering waters as your morning view? Or perhaps a mountainside chalet where après-ski cocktails meet roaring fireplaces? Your dream property exists—it's just waiting for you to define it clearly. Be bold in your aspirations; Vermont's luxury market thrives on delivering the extraordinary.

  1. Demand Excellence in Every Detail

Vermont's high-end homes are a playground of possibilities. Smart home automation, geothermal heating, private spas, and expansive wine cellars are just the beginning. Consider what features amplify your lifestyle. Do you need a gourmet kitchen for entertaining? A private dock for your boat? A secluded studio for inspiration? The best luxury homes anticipate your desires before you even articulate them.

  1. Marry the Property to the Locale

Vermont offers an impressive variety of settings, each with its distinct charm.

  • Ski Resort Proximity: Look to Stowe or Killington for properties double as winter wonderlands.
  • Cultural Hubs: Shelburne and Middlebury deliver sophistication with access to galleries, wineries, and fine dining.
  • Serene Seclusion: Vermont's Northeast Kingdom promises untouched landscapes and unrivaled privacy.

The magic happens when the location doesn't just match your needs but exceeds your expectations. Whether you're a socialite or a solitude seeker, there's a perfect corner of Vermont.

  1. Plan for Today—and Tomorrow

A Vermont luxury home isn't just a retreat; it's an investment. Look for properties with strong resale potential, valuable land assets, or opportunities for future enhancements. For example, a home with acreage opens doors to bespoke expansions like equestrian facilities, private trails, or additional guesthouses. In Vermont's high-demand luxury market, your dream home could be your most rewarding asset.

  1. Surround Yourself with Expertise

High-end buyers know this truth: assembling the right team is as important as the property. Working with seasoned professionals who understand Vermont's luxury market—like Tony Walton and his team—ensures that your experience is seamless and your choices are informed. They'll navigate the complexities so you can focus on what matters: finding a home that resonates with your soul.

Why Buying Luxury in Vermont Is a Savvy Move

Luxury buyers in Vermont possess not just wealth but vision. Investing in a high-end home here means securing a piece of an exclusive market that values quality, privacy, and sustainability. Vermont luxury properties often include significant land parcels, providing privacy and further customization or conservation opportunities.

Additionally, Vermont's reputation as a four-season destination ensures year-round enjoyment of your property. From world-class skiing in the winter to boating on Lake Champlain in the summer, owning here means living the dream all year long.

Tony Walton: Your Partner in Luxury Real Estate

Navigating Vermont's luxury market requires a trusted guide. Enter Tony Walton, a seasoned real estate professional with unparalleled expertise in Vermont's high-end properties. With decades of experience and an insider's understanding of the market, Tony and his team at NELandmark.com are dedicated to matching discerning buyers with their dream homes.

Tony's deep connections in the community and personalized service ensure that every client's journey is seamless, from the first viewing to the final closing. His commitment to excellence makes him the perfect partner in your search for luxury.

The Final Word: Invest in Your Vision

Owning a luxury property in Vermont is more than a transaction—it's a lifestyle upgrade. It's about embracing the quiet sophistication of a place where the air is fresher, the views are unmatched, and every moment feels more indulgent. If you're in a position to consider this step, let yourself take it. Vermont's luxury real estate market is ready for you. Are you ready for it?

For inquiries, contact Tony Walton at NELandmark.com or call 802-253-4711. Your luxury Vermont home is closer than you think.

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