167 High Meadow Rd

Property facts

Price

$498,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

19 acres

County

Lamoille County

MLS #

11628018

Description

For the first time since 1984 the beautiful Majestic Falls Forest, located in the famous ski town of Stowe Vermont, is finally for sale. This expansive 19.47+/- acre woodland property sits above the VT-100 corridor with views of the valley farms to the north and Mt. Mansfield to the northwest. A very mature woodland is made up primarily of hemlock intermixed with maples and birch. Enjoy the wildlife as the deer move steadily through the property to feed in the abundant fields below. Two tributaries of the Moss Glen Brook flow gently through the property. The property is named for the incredible falls on the eastern tributary, 150+/- feet of beauty, rolling over large rock slabs and boulders. The driveway is a ROW that has been well marked and roughed in up to one of the potential home sites. Two stream crossings will be required and there is a small pond at the entrance to the property. Conveniently, a residential power line runs on the west edge of the property greatly simplifying utility access. The ROW is accessed from the end of a very nice residential neighborhood whose roads are plowed and maintained by the town. The land is gently rolling with many potential areas for a home or homes. The seller does have a preliminary 5 lot subdivision plan from the 80's that can be provided along with soil test pit results. Stowe is well known for its year-round recreation, shopping, events and the Stowe Ski Resort. An amazing opportunity to create your private estate.

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