Cambridge, Vermont — best known through its village of Jeffersonville — is one of the most scenic and underappreciated towns in Lamoille County. Situated at the western end of Route 108, the road that climbs through Smugglers’ Notch to Stowe, Cambridge offers a rare combination: proximity to two ski areas, a historic covered-bridge village center, the Green Mountains at the doorstep, and real estate prices that have remained more accessible than the Stowe side of the mountain. For buyers seeking genuine Vermont character with serious outdoor access, Cambridge VT real estate deserves a close look.

Pall Spera Company Realtors has served Lamoille County since 1969, including the Cambridge and Jeffersonville market. Browse current listings below or read on for everything you need to know about buying property here.

Properties for Sale in Cambridge, VT

Cambridge VT Property Types

Cambridge’s inventory reflects its character as a rural town with a functioning village center, ski area access, and a mix of longtime Vermont residents and second-home buyers. You’ll find farmhouses, in-village properties, ski-adjacent homes, cabins, and land parcels across a range of price points.

Single-family homes range from classic Capes and Colonials in Jeffersonville village to larger farmhouses and rural properties on the hillsides above town. Price points tend to be more accessible than Stowe, with the Smugglers’ Notch ski market creating its own segment of slope-adjacent and ski-in/ski-out properties at the upper end.

Smugglers’ Notch Resort condos and ski properties form a distinct segment of the Cambridge market. Slopeside condos, townhomes, and village-style units at Smugglers’ Notch appeal to buyers seeking ski access with a different character than Stowe Mountain Resort — Smugglers’ is known for its family orientation, extensive programming, and all-season resort amenities.

Land in Cambridge offers larger acreage at more accessible prices than Stowe-side Lamoille County. Wooded hillside parcels, cleared fields with mountain views, and river corridor lots are all part of the picture.

Living in Cambridge (Jeffersonville), Vermont

Cambridge is one of the oldest towns in Lamoille County, with roots dating to 1780 and a landscape shaped by both farming and the mountains that frame it. Jeffersonville village — the town’s commercial center — sits at the confluence of the North Branch and Brewster Rivers and has the covered bridges, historic architecture, and small-business character that define classic Vermont village life.

Jeffersonville Village

Jeffersonville has a genuine village center with independent restaurants, galleries, a general store, and the kind of local business mix that develops organically over generations rather than by design. The village sits at the base of the Notch Road, which means summer and fall visitors pass through regularly — supporting a lively local economy without overwhelming the residential character. It’s a walkable, livable village with real personality.

Smugglers’ Notch Resort

Smugglers’ Notch Resort is a full-service, four-season destination resort on the Cambridge side of the mountain. Known for its family programs, terrain variety (including some of the most challenging mogul runs in Vermont), and extensive summer programming, Smugglers’ offers a different ski experience than Stowe Mountain Resort. The resort’s village-style base area and diverse property types attract buyers who want ski access with a family-focused community feel. For buyers comparing Stowe and Smugglers’ Notch ski real estate, Cambridge is consistently the better-value option.

The Notch Road and Natural Setting

Route 108 through Smugglers’ Notch — closed in winter above the resort — is one of Vermont’s most dramatic drives, threading through a narrow rocky gorge flanked by cliffs and old-growth forest. The surrounding terrain includes some of the most rugged and ecologically significant landscape in the Green Mountains. Hiking access to Vermont’s highest peaks, including Madonna and Elephant Head, is essentially out the back door for Cambridge residents.

Covered Bridges

Cambridge is home to several of Vermont’s iconic covered bridges, including the Gates Farm and Poland Covered Bridges. They’re not just scenery — they’re part of the town’s living character and a constant reminder of why people choose Vermont over more manicured landscapes.

Access and Location

Jeffersonville sits at the intersection of Routes 15 and 108, putting it within easy reach of Johnson (6 miles east), Morrisville (12 miles east), and Burlington (30+ miles southwest via Route 15). The Route 108 corridor connects Cambridge directly to Stowe in summer and fall — a scenic 20-minute drive. In winter, the connection goes south through Johnson and Morrisville, adding time but maintaining accessibility.

Cambridge VT Real Estate Market Overview

Cambridge benefits from two overlapping buyer pools: the broader Lamoille County market driven by Stowe proximity and remote-worker relocation, and the Smugglers’ Notch-specific market of ski buyers and resort property investors. The combination creates year-round demand and supports a market that has appreciated meaningfully over the past several years without yet reaching Stowe price levels.

Ski condos and resort properties at Smugglers’ Notch create the upper end of the Cambridge market. The broader residential market — farmhouses, village properties, and rural homes — trades at more accessible levels and represents genuine value for buyers who understand the region. Land inventory is typically stronger here than in the more built-out Stowe market.

Cambridge and Nearby Vermont Towns

Find Your Cambridge VT Property

Pall Spera Company Realtors covers the Cambridge and Jeffersonville market through our Morrisville and Stowe offices. Whether you’re looking for a ski condo at Smugglers’ Notch, a farmhouse in Jeffersonville village, or land in the hills above town, our agents can help you navigate this market with confidence.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cambridge VT Real Estate

What is the difference between Cambridge and Jeffersonville VT?

Cambridge is the town; Jeffersonville is the village within Cambridge where most of the commercial activity, services, and denser housing are concentrated. When people refer to living in “Jeffersonville,” they mean Cambridge — the MLS and property records use Cambridge as the town name. Both names are used interchangeably in everyday conversation and real estate searches.

Is Smugglers’ Notch Resort in Cambridge or Stowe?

Smugglers’ Notch Resort’s base area, lodging, and resort village are on the Cambridge side of the mountain. The resort’s ski terrain does extend toward the Stowe side, but the resort itself — and all of its real estate, condos, and amenities — is in Cambridge. Buyers looking for ski real estate at Smugglers’ are buying in Cambridge.

How does Cambridge VT compare to Stowe for ski real estate?

Cambridge (Smugglers’ Notch) typically offers more accessible ski property prices than Stowe, with a different resort character — Smugglers’ is well-known for its family programming and community atmosphere versus the larger, more internationally recognized Stowe Mountain Resort. Buyers who prefer a family-focused ski environment or who are working with a tighter budget often find Cambridge the better fit.

How far is Jeffersonville VT from Burlington?

Jeffersonville is approximately 30 to 35 miles from Burlington, typically a 45-minute drive via Route 15. It’s within commutable distance of Burlington for buyers who need city access but want a rural Vermont home base.

Who handles Cambridge VT real estate at Pall Spera?

Our Morrisville office at 65-5 Northgate Plaza covers Cambridge and the Jeffersonville area. Call (802) 888-1102 or email nancy.durand@pallspera.com.