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Located on one of Vermont's prettiest country roads, this a rare opportunity to choose among 3 prime land parcels in a most desirable area in Pittsford. The setting is spectacular, on a quiet country road lined with stone walls. All parcels have abundant road frontage, meadows, woods, views, and sunny southern and western exposures.
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 Goat Farm Road |
 Goat Farm Road View |
 Goat Farm Road View in Winter |
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| Land Offerings
Parcel 1 consists of +22.9 choice acres with a spacious, historic post and beam horse barn. Water to the inside and outside of the barn is fed by a natural year-round spring. A delightful small brook runs through this parcel. The barn is attractive and structurally sound. It measures 38’ x 50’ with 4 horse stalls each measuring about 11’ x 12’. There is plenty of room to build more stalls if needed. An attached tack room measures 15’ x 20’, and 2 upper haylofts provide ample storage. A large barn door opens up to a large grazing pasture of approximately 7 acres. Pricing is $225,000. |
 Barn on Parcel 1 |
Parcels 3 and 4 offer peaceful field, woods, pastoral
views, abundant sunshine, and quiet country road frontage. Parcel 3 has
44.3+ acres and is listed at $169,000. Parcel 4 has 21.1+ acres and is
listed at $189,000.
 Old Stone Wall on Parcel 3 |
 Boulders on Parcel 4 |
 Parcel 4 |
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About Pittsford Pittsford is a charming Vermont town located in the scenic Lower Champlain Valley, just 6 miles north of Rutland (Vermont’s second largest city), and 10 miles west of the resort town of Killington. Its 3200 residents enjoy an unhurried lifestyle in a clean, safe environment. A well-maintained Town Recreation Center, located approximately 2 miles from the property, offers swimming, tennis, a picnic pavilion, ball fields, and miles of beautiful walking trails. The town also maintains an outstanding network of public access walking, hiking, and cross-country skiing trails. These scenic trails pass through forest and fields, and along streams and waterfalls. One such trail can be accessed directly from Goat Farm Road. Pittsford is also known for its 4 covered bridges, all built in the 1840’s and still used today. Pittsford Village provides a convenient town center hosting a beautiful Public Library, Post Office, Grocery/General Store, antique shops, school, and other small businesses. Larger businesses and stores are located minutes away in Rutland. |
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| Families find Pittsford to be a fabulous place to raise children. Lothrop Elementary School offers an excellent K-6 education with small classes and high standards. Otter Valley Union High School in nearby Brandon serves students in grades 7-12. Retirees find a good value in Pittsford, and enjoy the many nearby recreational opportunities. |
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| Regional Recreation A wide variety of high quality recreation is nearby. The Pico/Killington resort, 10 miles to the east, is the largest ski and snowboard resort in the eastern United States. Spanning 7 mountain areas, it boasts the most diverse terrain, and the largest snowmaking system in the world. Its summer adventure center offers a host of warm weather activities including alpine slides, water slides, mountain biking, gondola and chairlift rides, miniature golf, and endless hiking, including access to the Long Trail and Appalachian Trail. Nearby golf courses include the Proctor/Pittsford Country Club, Rutland Country Club, Neshobe Golf Club in Brandon, and Killington Golf Course, to name a few. |
 Pittsford Recreation Center |
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| Chittenden Reservoir,
less than 4 miles from the property, is surrounded by unspoiled
mountain views and provides a pristine oasis for the small-craft
enthusiast. Lake Bomoseen, about a 30 minute drive is the largest
lake within the borders of Vermont, and is perfect for water sports
and sailing. Likewise, nearby Lake Dunmore, located about 20 minutes
to the north of Pittsford, is a popular destination for boating,
swimming, water sports and hiking.
Arts and Culture Transportation and Services The property is located on Goat Farm Road in Pittsford, VT. It is approximately 2 miles from route 7, the major North-South corridor that serves western Vermont. Rutland, Vermont’s second largest city, is 6 miles to the south. The property is about an hour and a quarter drive to Burlington- Vermont’s largest city. Amtrak runs daily commuter service between New York City and Rutland. Rutland State Airport is serviced by Continental Connection, providing daily commuter service with daily flights to Boston. Vermont Transit provides interstate and intrastate service from Rutland.The Rutland Regional Medical Center is a comprehensive medical/surgical hospital and a major employer. www.rrmc.org Other large regional employers are: General Electric Co., Casella Waste Systems, Killington/Pico Mountain Resorts, OMYA, MetroGroup Corp., Rutland Mental Health Services, State of Vermont, Vermont State Colleges. |
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