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109 Grove St, Rutland City
$40,000
5111612 MLS
Building Lot in Established Rutland Rare opportunity to build in a walkable, well-established Rutland. This (0.16-acre) lot offers 57 feet of road frontage on Grove Street, directly across from within easy of Rutland Intermediate and Rutland . The lot is served by public water and public sewer at the street, with electric available on-site and cable and telephone service available, utilities are largely in place, simplifying the path to construction. The surrounding area scores highly for walkability (8.3/10) and is noted as a low-noise setting, making it a peaceful base close to everyday conveniences. Zoned for residential use, this is a blank canvas for your next building project in one of Rutland's more walkable corridors.

109 Grove St, Rutland City

40 Terrill St, Rutland City
$90,000
5100032 MLS
Discover the potential of this unique City lot in an established Rutland neighborhood. The property features a large, older storage building believed to have originally served as a carriage building, offering character and a variety of possibilities for its next owner. Whether you're looking to build a new home, create a workshop, or utilize the existing building for vehicle, equipment, or material storage, this property offers flexibility in a convenient location with a curb cut on East Street too. Neighborhood Business zoning may allow a variety of residential and commercial uses, making it an appealing opportunity for homeowners, entrepreneurs, investors, contractors, landscapers, tradespeople, collectors, or hobbyists seeking space for their business or personal interests. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown Rutland, you'll enjoy easy access to shopping, restaurants, schools, healthcare, and everyday amenities. Vermont's outdoor recreation is also close at hand, including skiing at Killington Resort and Pico Mountain, hiking and biking throughout the region, boating and fishing on nearby lakes including Lake Bomoseen and Lake St Catherine, and countless opportunities to enjoy the Green Mountains. Convenient travel is available via Rutland–Southern Vermont Regional Airport, with Burlington International Airport and Albany International Airport both within an easy drive. Buyer is responsible for conducting their own due diligence with the City of Rutland to verify zoning regulations, permitted uses, building requirements, utility availability, and any approvals necessary for their intended use.

40 Terrill St, Rutland City

Central Ave, Rutland City
$79,900
5094759 MLS
Tucked inside the Rutland City limits at 0 Central Avenue, this 5.8 acre parcel is one of the largest pieces of undeveloped land you can still walk to Rutland Regional Medical Center from. The lot sits quietly on Central Avenue with paved road frontage out front and established single-family neighbors on either side, blending the privacy of real acreage with the convenience of an in-town, walkable Rutland neighborhood. Rutland Senior High School, Rutland Middle School, Stratton Road, and the hospital complex are all within roughly one mile, putting a buyer minutes from everything that makes Rutland County, Vermont work day to day. The story here is the chance to start fresh. Public water is at the street, public sewer is available, electric runs to the corridor, and fiber optic internet is already in service nearby. The parcel is level, residentially zoned (R), and sits outside any FEMA flood hazard area. Listed at $89,900 with annual property tax around $2,638, the lot is priced at land value in a market where nearby in-town acreage has sold in under two weeks when priced right. This is raw, undeveloped land sold as-is. Buyer is responsible for confirming utility hookup, legal access and easement, final zoning, and any subdivision approvals with Rutland City Planning and Zoning. The seller, settling a family estate with full court approval to convey, will resolve any outstanding property taxes at closing. Bring a builder who has been hunting for in-town acreage with utilities at the street, a developer eyeing a small five or six lot neighborhood (subject to municipal review), or a patient investor who sees the hospital corridor for what it is. Land this size, this close to the heart of Rutland, Vermont, does not come up often.

Central Ave, Rutland City

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