Horse Farms For Sale in Charlotte Chittenden County, Chittenden County Vermont

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.

Discover 38.3 acres of endless possibilities on Creek and Porter Mill Rd, offering a mix of treed and cleared land along the serene Putnam Creek. Just 0.2 miles from town center, this combines convenience with privacy. Equipped with electricity, town water, and sewer access, it's primed for development. An 8-stall horse barn and trails make it perfect for equestrian enthusiasts or ATV riders. With a portion of the land zoned for hamlet use, commercial opportunities abound, while the large flat area ensures easy building. Whether you envision a dream home, recreational retreat, RV park, or mixed-use development, this property can make it happen. Smaller lot purchase options are available, offering flexibility to suit your needs. Create your vision on this expansive, versatile land today!

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

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.

An Outdoor enthusiasts dream!! A horse lover's dream! Property comprises 10.75 acres with approx. 3 acre hayfield at back of property, approx. 3 acres of fenced pasture, and approx. 1.5 acres yard around house. Views and property include a nature area with mountain views in the backyard that is not buildable, so the view will not be blocked by neighbors, including access to Otter Creek for fishing, canoeing, kayaking, etc.!

The property boasts extensive frontage on the pristine Woodbury Lake with a dock as well as an additional ROW to access the lake in a second location. Enjoy serene water views, kayaking, fishing, and peaceful lakeside moments on your private beach. The estate's vast network of trails invites you to explore the diverse landscape, whether by foot, horseback, or ATV, making it an outdoor enthusiast's dream. A highlight of this property is the spectacular waterfall, a natural wonder that adds a touch of magic to this already enchanting setting. Imagine the soothing sound of cascading water as a backdrop to your everyday life.

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.