c.1910 Vermont Home For Sale on a Pretty 0.66 Acre Lot $169K
$169,000
Such a pleasant Vermont home for sale on such a pleasant street. When you think of an affordable house in the Green Mountain State, this three-bedroom, 1.5-bath home with detached garage and 0.66-acre lot pretty much fits the bill.
Realtor Comments
Walk into the past when you enter this darling 3 bedroom, 1& 1/2 bath Cape. Located at the end of a Village Lane. The surroundings are quite private and wooded with only one neighbor. When you walk in, you enter a bonus room, make it what you like. The kitchen is country style with room for your vision. The dinning room opens to the living room for a very open affect. The 3 bedrooms and bath finish out the second floor. The Primary bedroom is quite large with 2 closets. Each bedroom has a closet.
- 3bed
- 1.5bath
- Circa 1910
137 Pleasant St, Barton, VT 05822 $169,000
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Pros:
Natural Beauty & Outdoor Recreation
Barton is surrounded by picturesque landscapes—mountains, forests, and lakes—offering year-round opportunities for hiking, fishing, boating, and skiing.Quiet, Small-Town Life
With a population under 1,000, Barton offers a peaceful, tight-knit community away from the noise and crowds of urban life.Lower Cost of Living
Compared to many parts of the U.S., the cost of housing and overall living expenses in Barton is relatively affordable.Historic Charm
The town features historic buildings and a quaint, New England vibe that appeals to those who appreciate tradition and architecture.Community Spirit
Residents often describe a strong sense of community where people look out for one another and local events help keep neighbors connected.
❌ Cons:
Limited Job Market
Employment opportunities in Barton are limited, especially in specialized fields. Many residents commute or work remotely.Harsh Winters
Like much of northern Vermont, Barton experiences long, snowy winters that can be challenging for some.Limited Amenities & Entertainment
Shopping, dining, and entertainment options are minimal. Residents may need to travel to larger towns for a broader selection.Slow Growth & Development
Barton hasn’t seen much recent development, which can be a downside for those seeking modern conveniences or a faster pace of life.Healthcare Access
While basic healthcare is available nearby, specialized medical services may require traveling to hospitals in larger cities like St. Johnsbury or Burlington.
