Land for Sale in Vermont
Looking for land in Vermont? The market here runs from large forested tracts in the Northeast Kingdom (Essex, Orleans, Caledonia counties) and hillside homestead and off-grid parcels to pond-front and mountain-view lots. Every AcreageSale listing includes an aerial map, parcel boundary, size and price, and a way to reach the owner directly.
Where land is around Vermont
Activity concentrates near Burlington, Rutland, Montpelier, and Brattleboro and across Chittenden, Rutland, Windham, Caledonia, Orleans, and Essex. Terrain ranges over the Green Mountains running the length of the state, the Champlain Valley in the west, and the Northeast Kingdom's forests and hills.
Types of Vermont land
Common categories: large forested tracts in the Northeast Kingdom (Essex, Orleans, Caledonia counties), hillside homestead and off-grid parcels, small dairy and hay farms, and pond-front and mountain-view lots. Act 250 land-use review adds cost and time to larger developments, so most trades are woodlots, small farms, and single homestead parcels — cheapest in the northeast.
Prices and what drives them
Northeast Kingdom woodland is among the cheapest land in New England per acre; Chittenden County near Burlington and any parcel with a mountain or lake view cost much more. Sort listings by acreage and price, and check each parcel's access, utilities, and zoning before making an offer.
Frequently asked questions
How much does land cost in Vermont?
Northeast Kingdom woodland is among the cheapest land in New England per acre; Chittenden County near Burlington and any parcel with a mountain or lake view cost much more.
What kind of land is common in Vermont?
large forested tracts in the Northeast Kingdom (Essex, Orleans, Caledonia counties), hillside homestead and off-grid parcels, small dairy and hay farms, and pond-front and mountain-view lots.
Can I contact the owner directly?
Yes. Every listing shows the owner's contact details so you can ask about access, survey, and terms without a middleman.