Moretown VT Real Estate

MLS Number 4771264

• Condo
• Bedrooms 2
• Bathroom 1
• Complex The Commons
• Year Built 1973

Here is a great way to own your own home and not pay high rent. This first floor, two bedroom, one full bath condo has been entirely remodeled. Some features you won't expect are brand new cabinetry,, stainless steel appliances, new hardwood flooring, artfully inlaid tile at the entrance, and solid wood panel closet doors. Newer vinyl replacement windows and sliding glass door were installed previously. Easy access, just park outside and there are just a couple of steps to the ground floor unit. Enjoy the greenery from a lovely covered porch off the living room. Need a little outdoor storage? There is a closet on the back deck for your winter tires, skis, etc. Low condo fees include plowing, landscaping, trash removal, water and sewer. Easy commute to Montpelier, Northfield, Waterbury, Burlington and Sugarbush.

Listed by Filomena Siner of C-21 Jack Associates - Waterbury

MLS Number 4769845

• Condo
• Bedrooms 1
• Bathroom 1
• Complex The Commons
• Year Built 1973

One bedrooom, ground floor Moretown Commons unit with newer (2009) kitchen cabinets & counters, New stainless appliances including a 40 db dishwasher, convection oven, and fridge, new electric water heater December 2018, updated bathroom, bamboo wood floors installed bedroom 2015 and kitchen/LR 2019, windows replaced 2009. New slider since 2007. Back deck, ground floor, garden space. Dues $173.87/mo include plowing, lawn care, etc. Good Airbnb and long term rental history, but mostly owner occupied since 2007. Fiber optic internet on site! Own a place in great modern condition for way less than typical rent anywhere. Averages about 60 metered gallons propane annually for heat, at negotiated group rate. Rinnai direct-vent 17k BTU unit replaced 2015. Easy commute to Montpelier, Sugarbush resort is just minutes away.

Listed by Filomena Siner of C-21 Jack Associates - Waterbury

MLS Number 4767326

• Residential Single Family
• Bedrooms 4
• Bathroom 6
• Construction Existing

Great location between Burlington and Montpelier on the Moretown Common Rd. Quality craftsmanship inside and out welcome you to this beautiful home. Exterior features include: Custom crown molding, concrete foundation with field stone veneer, custom brick terrace accented by beautiful perennial gardens, private flagstone terraces out back with wooded views. Interior is inviting from the moment you enter! Tons of natural light and while open floor plan is great for family and entertaining, there are multiple areas for your privacy within. Kitchen includes custom kitchen cabinetry, walk in pantry, hand hewn beams, wide plank floors, high efficiency wood burning fireplace, custom tile in the master bath with radiant heat and Pella windows. In the oversize garage you will find tons of storage, woodworking shop with radiant heat and 3/4 bath- above the garage/shop is an in-law suite with radiant heat, bedroom, full bath, living space with gas fireplace and full kitchen. Efficiency VT 5 star energy rating! All located just 5 miles to I-89 and close to ski areas, Sugarbush, Mad River and a short drive to Stowe. Check out the video.

Listed by Linda Jackson of New England Landmark Realty LTD

MLS Number 4766715

• Land
• Acreage 990.8
• Zoning rural residential

Timber data in this report are based on a comprehensive and monumented timber inventory completed in June of 2019 for the purpose of establishing Capital Timber Value (CTV). The timber data reveal a total sawlog volume of 6,722 MBF International ¼” scale (7.1 MBF/acre), with 16,769 pulpwood cords (17.8 cords/acre). Combined total commercial per acre volume is 32.1 cords, a figure above average for the region. Stumpage values were assigned to the volumes in June of 2019, producing a property-wide Capital Timber Value (CTV) of $1,055,400 ($1,122/commercial acre). The species composition is nearly split between hardwoods at 54% of total volume and softwoods at 46%. Species composition for all products combined mirrors that commonly found in the area; however, with a higher percentage of white pine, given that several large forest stands were planted to pine in the 1950s, resulting in white pine holding 17% of volume. Other species include hemlock (25%), red maple (18%), the birches (12%, mostly yellow birch), sugar maple (10%). Remaining species consist of white ash, beech, spruce and miscellaneous hardwoods, completing the profile. The sawlog volume breakdown is similar; however, white pine holds the largest volume followed by hemlock, the maples, yellow birch, red spruce and white ash (see graph to right). Previous forest management has had a noticeable impact on reducing the American beech component.

Listed by Michael Tragner of Fountains Land Inc.