Description
A 15 acre Woodstock building lot that offers privacy and yet is located just a short drive from the amenities of Woodstock Village! An advantage of this parcel is that a respected local septic system designer has already completed perc tests on the property and has determined that the soil conditions can support construction of a 3 bedroom wastewater/septic system. This nicely wooded parcel presents the volume of acreage to provide the opportunity for diverse recreation areas, on your own land, in addition to providing a building site. Being located on the western side of Woodstock Village brings closer access to world class skiing at Killington Mountain. A larger than typical building lot at an affordable price, in desirable Woodstock!
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15.4ACRES
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01/2 BATHS
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Description
A 15 acre Woodstock building lot that offers privacy and yet is located just a short drive from the amenities of Woodstock Village! An advantage of this parcel is that a respected local septic system designer has already completed perc tests on the property and has determined that the soil conditions can support construction of a 3 bedroom wastewater/septic system. This nicely wooded parcel presents the volume of acreage to provide the opportunity for diverse recreation areas, on your own land, in addition to providing a building site. Being located on the western side of Woodstock Village brings closer access to world class skiing at Killington Mountain. A larger than typical building lot at an affordable price, in desirable Woodstock!
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Courtesy of John Wetmore of William Raveis Woodstock.