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
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Pros:
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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:
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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.
