3181 North Avenue, Burlington, VT, 05408 | Pall Spera Company Realors

Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000
Burlington, VT $2,500,000

$12,299

Taxes

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Square feet

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Road frontage

2.87

Acres

Property Description

Rare direct lakeshore meets unmatched privacy at the end of a quiet road, just minutes from downtown Burlington. This west-facing gem offers stunning sunsets over Lake Champlain and borders the scenic Winooski River and bike trail, making it a dream location for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Owned by the same Vermont family for over 100 years, this property is steeped in history and character. Once home to a thriving boating, fishing, and camping business, it’s ready to be reimagined, whether as a private family compound or a multi-unit development. Towering shade trees provide cool refuge on hot summer days, and the land invites exploration of its rich legacy built over three generations. Canoe, kayak up the Winooski River, ice fish in the winter, there is a boat ramp for easy access to the broad lake. Hop on the bike path for cross country skiing, biking, or walking. Stunning views of the Adirondacks. 570 feet of direct lakeshore. Opportunities like this are vanishingly rare. A lakeside sanctuary with commercial potential and deep roots in Vermont’s heritage.