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This is a very rare and incredible opportunity to own an expansive piece of Vermont history while creating your own idyllic utopia. Located in the sought-after town of Shelburne and nestled a 1/2 mile off a main paved road, take a step back in time with this vintage, 1909, six-bedroom, two-bath farmhouse on approximately 150 acres of conserved land bordering Shelburne Pond Natural Area. It exudes old-world charm with timeless original woodwork, built-ins, and endless potential for renovation. Electrical has been upgraded. Currently a working farm, this property offers the freedom to raise livestock like chickens, sheep, goats, pigs, llamas, horses, dairy or beef cows, harvest hay, become a beekeeper, or grow your own vegetables. It includes an expansive red barn that is ideal for horses, cows, or barn dances, and a huge equipment shed perfect for storing large farm equipment, bales of hay, cars, boats, RVs, and more. Imagine building a new home or creating a compound on this beautiful preserved land. Two ponds and a pollinator's paradise convey with the sale! Property is being sold as-is.
Cooperation Fee - 3%
The Seller(s) of this property has authorized the Listing Agency/Agent to offer a Cooperation Fee or Seller Concession toward Buyers’ closing costs in the amount of 3% with accepted terms of an offer. This fee is offered to Buyer’s Agents and Broker’s Agents.
This fee must be agreed to in writing within the terms of the Purchase & Sale Contract or in a fully executed Commission Allocation Agreement or Cooperation Agreement between the brokerage firms; and will be paid at closing.✱
✱ If you engage a brokerage firm to represent you in a real estate transaction, you are responsible for compensating the firm according to the terms of your brokerage service agreement.
Compensation to be paid under a brokerage service agreement is solely and entirely a matter of negotiation between an agent and client and is in no way controlled, fixed, or pre-established.
Historically, cooperation fees were published in the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for each Listing. Recent changes to the rules, prohibit the publication of these fees in the MLS but allow the display on a brokerage's website for their Clients' listings.
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