Vermont land real estate

Vermont land overview

Rolling hills, charming villages, covered bridges, family farms, and maple trees are among the many features that make Vermont so attractive. With just over 6 million acres, The Green Mountain State is relatively small. It's not called The Green Mountain State for nothing, as it's not only home to the Green Mountains in the central part of the state, but also a range of diverse topography and contours in addition to being mostly covered in forest. The rugged Northeast Highlands are characterized by granite mountains divided by streams. Much of the eastern part of the state is the Vermont Piedmont consisting of hills and the fertile farmland of the Connecticut River Valley. Bordering Lake Champlain in the northwest you'll find the Champlain Valley. This area is also home to agricultural property such as apple orchards, dairy farms, and hay, wheat, and corn fields. If you travel southwest, you'll come to the Taconic Mountains, known for their swift streams, valleys, and lakes. Being the 2nd-least-populated state, Vermont is the very essence of rural land. If a remote, secluded property is what you're after, check out Vermont.