Ask Curtis Trousdale
This 8.94 +/- acre lot would make a great recreational property located just outside the city residential district in Springfield, VT. The lot sits up high overlooking the town and surrounding hills. Per the seller's understanding, a residential dwelling could be possible on this lot if appropriate septic is found, but the best use may be as a recreation lot. Accessed by an unimproved right-of-way from Foster Avenue, walking the approximately 600' long right-of-way from the end of Foster Ave to the property is the only way to currently access this lot. The property appears to be bounded by stone walls and is a mixture of pine and some hardwoods with dense undergrowth. There are numerous old apple trees with deer, turkey and grouse tracks abound. These animals are likely using the powerline easement as a travel corridor. The property enjoys some views, which may be improved with clearing. Zoned "Land Reserve 25", it abuts the town water tower property and is surrounded by undeveloped timber tracks. Power at Foster Ave and on adjoining property. Within minutes to town amenities. Just 35 minutes outside of White River Junction. Come explore!
