Southern Office:
3533 Woodstock Road, White River Junction, VT 05001
(802) 698-8327
Email: office@peetlaw.com • Fax: (802) 860-2822
Business Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Southern Office:
3533 Woodstock Rd, White River Junction, VT 05001
(802) 698-8327
Email:
office@peetlaw.com • Fax:
(802) 860-2822 •
Business Hours:
Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00
Real Estate Attorneys Serving Addison County, VT
Addison County, located in western Vermont, is known for its scenic landscapes, historical towns, and rich agricultural heritage. The county is bordered by Lake Champlain to the west, providing beautiful waterfront views and recreational opportunities, and the Green Mountains to the east, offering excellent hiking, skiing, and outdoor activities.
The county seat, Middlebury, is home to Middlebury College, one of the nation’s leading liberal arts colleges. Middlebury itself is a charming town with historic architecture, cultural institutions, and a vibrant arts scene. The area around Middlebury is also known for its small farms, producing everything from organic vegetables to Vermont's famous dairy products, such as cheese and ice cream.
Addison County boasts several picturesque villages, like Bristol and Vergennes, Vermont’s smallest city. Vergennes has a unique, quaint downtown with historic buildings and a lively small-town feel. Bristol is nestled near the Green Mountains and has a charming main street with shops, eateries, and community events.
The region is dotted with parks, rivers, and lakes, making it popular for outdoor enthusiasts. The Otter Creek flows through Addison County, and there are several local breweries, wineries, and cideries that make it a great destination for food and drink tourism. The county also celebrates its history with sites like the Chimney Point State Historic Site, which explores Native American and early European settlements in the area.
Overall, Addison County combines natural beauty, cultural richness, and a strong sense of community, making it a desirable place to visit or live in Vermont.
Addison County Real Estate
Addison County, Vermont, offers a diverse real estate market characterized by scenic rural landscapes, charming small towns, and historic homes. Its real estate is sought after for its combination of tranquility, natural beauty, and a lifestyle rooted in Vermont’s agricultural and small-town heritage. Here’s a closer look at Addison County’s real estate landscape:
Types of Properties
- Historic Homes: Many properties in Addison County, especially in towns like Middlebury, Bristol, and Vergennes, feature classic New England architecture. These homes often date back to the 18th and 19th centuries, featuring colonial, federal, and Victorian styles with original details like wide plank floors, fireplaces, and traditional craftsmanship.
- Farms and Rural Properties: With its agricultural heritage, Addison County has a range of farm properties, from working dairy farms and horse properties to smaller homesteads and hobby farms. These properties offer significant acreage and often include barns, outbuildings, and scenic views of the Green Mountains or Lake Champlain.
- Lakefront Properties: Lake Champlain borders Addison County to the west, where properties with lake views or direct waterfront access are highly sought after. These homes are ideal for buyers looking for vacation residences or year-round homes with water access.
- Newer Developments and Condominiums: In Middlebury and a few other towns, newer single-family homes and condominiums offer modern conveniences and energy efficiency, appealing to buyers who want a lower-maintenance option close to amenities like schools, shops, and healthcare services.
Overall Market Trends
Addison County real estate tends to be more affordable than areas closer to Burlington while still offering excellent amenities and quality of life. The market has remained stable, with steady interest in both primary and secondary homes, but seasonal demand and a limited inventory of lakefront and historic homes can create competitive buying conditions.

Overall, Addison County’s real estate market reflects its scenic charm, community values, and Vermont’s slower-paced, outdoor-oriented lifestyle. The variety of properties available allows buyers to find everything from historic homes in walkable towns to expansive rural properties and lakefront retreats.
What a Peet Law Group Real Estate Lawyer Can Do for You
The real estate lawyers at the Peet Law Group are ready to represent your best interests as you go through every step of the sale process. We can draft the purchase and sale contracts, perform title searches, resolve title issues if they arise, conduct closings, and answer any questions you have along the way.
To retain the legal services of one of our real estate attorneys for your home sale or purchase, call the Peet Law Group at our Williston office at
(802) 860-4767 or reach out online today.