Horse Farms For Sale in Vermont

Available now - $5,500/month Net/Net - This 24-acre property has everything a horse trainer could need; 35 horse stalls, heated tack rooms, 1/2 bathroom, hay mow with 4,000 bale capacity, rehabilitation paddock, and indoor and outdoor riding arenas. Each of the 12 horse paddocks has a frost-free tap and a 3-sided shelter on a gravel lot with a generous grass turnout. The electric fence around each paddock and turnout are made of Hotcote wiring. The surrounding ~100-acre property has plenty of trail riding opportunities. The indoor arena measures 80' x 180', with a viewing area and a 2nd-floor judges booth. The outdoor arena measures 100' x 200'.

Presenting Northfork Horse Farm – A Rare Equestrian Gem in Charlotte! Discover breathtaking westerly views of the Adirondacks on over 31 sprawlingacres in the charm-ing town of Charlotte. Just minutes from the beach and a short commute to Burlington, this prem-ier equestrian center offers the perfect blend of ruralserenity and convenient access to modern amenities. Featuring a 100-foot barn with 14 spacious stalls, a tack room, and both indoor and outdoor riding arenas, thisproperty is a horse lover’s paradise. Enjoy acres of lush pastures and rolling meadows, complete with a picturesque pond and scenic riding trails. Northfork Horse Farm isthe perfect escape with incredible possibilities, all while enjoying the small-town lakeside charm of Charlotte. A 3D virtual tour is available, allowing you to explore thisbeautiful property from the comfort of your home. Don’t miss this unique opportunity – schedule your private tour today! Many possibilities – potential for 2 additionalsingle-family units along with current apartment (deeded). Before occupancy, buyer to install and obtain permits for state approved septic system and all permitsnecessary. Buyer to do own due diligence.

The John Arnold Cottle House is a landmark residence in the heart of South Woodstock, a rare blend of village convenience and country living. Built in 1811 by one of the area's earliest settlers, this stately Federal-style brick home has been thoughtfully restored to honor its historic charm while integrating modern comforts. Set on 2.7 acres, the property features 450 feet of frontage on Kedron Brook, along with a firepit, a barn, and a river meadow. The barn—currently used for storage—could easily be converted to accommodate a couple of horses or sheep. The three-bedroom main house has elegant 12-over-12 windows, high ceilings, and beautifully preserved period details, including a second-floor ballroom with a coved ceiling and fiddler’s stage—a nod to its past as a lively gathering space. The newer addition overlooking the brook has a magnificent great room with 17' cathedral ceilings and a gourmet kitchen and wood burning brick fireplace. The renovated Kingsley Barn guest house offers two bedrooms, a loft, and a deck overlooking the brook. Below there is a heated workshop, ideal for puttering, creating, and getting lost in a project. A timber bridge spans the waterway, connecting the property’s field, barn and trails. With direct access to the Upwey Trail system and equestrian paths leading to the Green Mountain Horse Association, this property is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Located along South Road in the South Woodstock Historic District, the home is part of a landscape of preserved 19th-century architecture and pastoral beauty.

Welcome to a unique opportunity to own a slice of Vermont paradise, just steps from the renowned Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail and a short distance from the serene St. Albans Bay. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast or looking for a tranquil retreat, this property offers the best of both worlds.

Welcome to this timeless three-bedroom, two-bath Classic Cape nestled on an impressive 76+/- acre gentleman farm in scenic West Fairlee, Vermont.A dream for outdoor enthusiasts, gentleman farmers, and equestrians alike, this property delights in expansive pastures to garden for your local farm stand and private trails for snowmobile, horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or exploring. The heart of the home boasts an updated kitchen, Rumford fireplace for cozy winter nights, first-floor laundry, primary bedroom, and office with built-ins for the convenience of working from home with the gig speed of fiber optic internet. For equestrian lovers, sheep, or goat tenders, there is a three+/-stall barn with a run-in, 60'x120' blue stone riding arena, fencing, and lush open pastures to provide the perfect setup. A charming chicken coop and run add to its farmstead appeal. Maple sugaring enthusiasts will appreciate the ability to tap a 100-tap sugar stand and sugar house, providing a unique opportunity to craft pure Vermont maple syrup right on your own land. Sustainability meets functionality with solar panels for net metering, offering energy efficiency and cost savings. Peace, tranquility, and wide-open spaces define this property, making it the ultimate retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you envision horseback riding , tending your flock at sunset, working your own maple sugaring operation, or simply enjoying the unmatched beauty of Vermont's rolling landscape, this home has it all.

Discover the essence of Vermont living at 2454 West Barnet Road. This picturesque property offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, set against the backdrop of Barnet's serene countryside. The home features classic New England architecture, with cozy interiors that include exposed beams, hardwood floors, and large windows showcasing stunning views. The kitchen, complete with a gas stove, is ideal for homesteading enthusiasts, offering plenty of space for cooking and preserving your harvest. Upstairs, spacious bedrooms provide comfort and tranquility, with the owner's suite serving as a private retreat. The expansive yard is perfect for horses, gardening, raising chickens, or starting a small homestead. Enjoy the simple pleasures of rural life, from collecting fresh eggs to harvesting your own vegetables. Located just a short drive from Barnet's charming town center, this property offers the peace of country living with convenient access to local shops, farms, and year-round outdoor activities.

Chase Brook Farm is at the end of a quiet country road, offering complete privacy on 52+/- acres and yet just 10 miles from Okemo Ski Resort, fine dining, and shopping. The views are punctuated by bucolic vistas of the Green Mountains including Steadman Hill, the highest peak in Chester. At the center of this property is a 2,941 sq. ft. farmhouse, built in 2008 and inspired by countless visits to Sturbridge Village. Thoughtfully designed to evoke the charm of a historic home, it features hand-planed boards, painted wide pine floors, wrought iron latches, and soapstone countertops—while providing the comfort of modern amenities, including new mechanicals, updated wiring, and a large, dry basement. This property invites year-round enjoyment. In winter, sled down hills out back, or clear the pond for skating parties. Snowmobilers, skiers, and snowshoers will appreciate the room to roam and easy access to the VAST trail for extended adventures. After a day in the snow, warm up by one of the two cozy fireplaces or take a soak in the hot tub out on the deck. In summer, enjoy a swim or cast a line in the stocked pond, or gather berries from the 80+ blueberry bushes and raspberry patch. The fall season brings apple picking, perfect for homemade pies and sauces. The land is also suitable for livestock, offering versatility for a variety of uses. Chase Brook weaves in and out along the border to the East. Additional features include an attached one-bay garage for the main house, a three-bedroom caretaker’s house with a three-bay garage, and fiber optic internet. 19 min from Weston Playhouse; 40 min from Killington and Bromley; 57 min from Vermont Summer Festival (equestrian event in Dorset); 2h 15m from Hartford; 2h 45m from Boston.

In the 1940s, the farm became home to Camp William James, a base for the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). Inspired by William James' essay The Moral Equivalent of War, the camp brought together in winter Dartmouth and Harvard students for apprenticeships with local farm youth, promoting national service in peacetime. This ethos later influenced the creation of the Peace Corps in 1961. It is said that Eleanor Roosevelt visited the camp one winter and famously used the two-holer outhouse in the backyard. Tunbridge is the home of the Tunbridge World's Fair and The Ranger, a gravel bike ride. 39 minutes from Dartmouth College, and less than 2.5 hours from Boston.

Beautiful 28 acre property of fields, both open and fenced ,which includes an 1857 Farmhouse with six bedrooms, three bathrooms and two bedroom in-law apartment. Long porch on entry side of house. Five stall Horse Barn (2015) with wash stall, hay/feed stall, tack room and hay storage on second floor, turn out area on back side(4 stalls). Property also has established fruit trees, some gardens and in-ground swimming pool (2016).Fields are open and about half are hayed and the other half is fenced. Property is listed on Realtor.com with more pics

Renovated home on a 19 acre pasture Riverfront property with a breathtakingly picturesque view. The 19+ acre property provides flexibility with open zoning. With opportunity to farm hay or other crops, sublease to a farmer for additional income, subdivide. Second driveway for horse trailers, large vehicles or equipment. This equestrian retreat has water access with sandy river beaches for fishing and swimming. This property is conveniently located 4.9 miles from I-91. Minutes to St. Johnsbury, 38min to Littleton NH. Located near Burke Mt and Lake Willoughby. Access to local roads that are perfect for trail riding.