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Listed by Michael Johnston of Coldwell Banker Hickok and Boardman
One-of-a kind property located in the heart of the Champlain Valley is hard to find, but here is a beauty that has abundant features rarely found in one grand and diverse parcel. To the west the views are of Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks and to the east the Green Mountains. The property offers a stunning and varied landscape, with gentle curves stretching out over almost a mile and containing 58 acres of hardwood and softwood forest, 119 acres of well-maintained hay fields, and a 20-acre block of apple trees. It is home to one of the county's largest winter herding grounds for deer, as well as turkey, woodcock, and grouse. Here you can choose from several spectacular sites to build the home of your dreams. It is currently permitted for a 4 bedroom dwelling. Previous owner maintained a grass landing strip. This unique land is located just minutes from exceptional biking and hiking, wildlife sanctuaries, and flat water paddling adventures. The world-renown Basin Harbor Club, with, tennis, gym, and fine dining, is just minutes away. The nearest town, Vergennes, is a vibrant and artistic community, with an array of opportunities, community activities, and celebrations.

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