Central VT Towns

Barre Town

Barre town's housing stock was built since the 1960’s – new by Vermont standards. Many neighborhoods have long distance mountain views and attractive acreage not far from the city center. Learn more view latest Barre Town Real Estate

Barre City

Barre City is comprised of a historic downtown area and the surrounding neighborhoods. Many of the homes originally housed the granite shed workers and their families. Today, while gentrification keeps improving the stock, housing is still very reasonable. Learn more view latest Barre City Real Estate

Berlin

Berlin has easy access to I-89 and a regional airport with flights to Burlington, Rutland, Albany and elsewhere. Berlin is ideal for those looking to get lost in the Central Vermont countryside within minutes of the main commercial strip. Learn more view latest Berlin Real Estate

Calais

Calais (pronounced Kaliss) is divided into four smaller villages: East Calais, North Calais, Adamant and Maple Corner. Calais is a picturesque mix of rolling open meadows, hillside farms, and, Vermont forest. Learn more view latest Calais Real Estate

East Montpelier

This town has some of the finest agricultural soils in the area and generates millions in agricultural sales each year. Much of East Montpelier offers soft views with easy proximity to cultural and commercial centers in Barre and Montpelier. Learn more view latest East Montpelier Real Estate

Middlesex

Middlesex is just north of Montpelier. There’s plenty of privacy and no shortage of great views. Middlesex is easily within commuter range with 15 minute access to both Montpelier and Waterbury. Learn more view latest Middlesex Real Estate

Montpelier

You would be pressed to find a more dynamic community of this size. Largely because Montpelier acts as a downtown for many of the smaller surrounding communities, this, the nation’s smallest capital city, boasts incredible cultural opportunities. Learn more view latest Montpelier Real Estate

Northfield

Northfield is a lovely town on a well-kept green. Houses here fall in line with the classic New England image of clapboards and slate roofs. Learn more view latest Northfield Real Estate

Waterbury

Waterbury is a crossroads town on Exit 10 that puts outdoors enthusiasts in easy range of the Burlington community. Connecting Stowe, Bolton and Mad River Valley ski resorts to the regional businesses that have made this town popular. Learn more view latest Waterbury Real Estate

Worcester

WORCESTER (pronounced Wooster) is nearly one-third state owned Putnam Forest and includes beautiful Mount Hunger. If you like to hike this is one to climb. Learn more view latest Worcester Real Estate