Vermont Bed and Breakfasts for Sale

Wonderful 19th century Victorian appointed with a chef's kitchen, formal dining room, hardwood floors, tin ceilings, comfortable wrap-around porch. Each bedroom offers its own private bath. Master suite has cathedral ceilings and private deck. Enjoy this home with plenty of room for company or guests. Additionally this property has some income potential as a B&B. Close to schools, the Union Arena, and the Farmers Market. Short drive to Killington or other ski areas.

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With over 10,000 sq ft in 2 buildings, main house and the carriage house. Most recently operated as a B&B known as the MANCHESTER HIGHLANDS INN. This is a wonderful opportunity for a new buyer to truly get a bargan value in Manchester. Priced well below the previous purchase price and priced approximately 40% below current assessed value. Some TLC is required. The bones are good and full sprinkler system installed 2004. Located on a quiet street in a residential neighborhood walk to shopping. Beautiful Views overlooking Manchester, Manchester Village and the Vallley to the southwest. Great sunsets over Mt. Equinox. Inground pool and hot tub. This may be the only property in the area with an underground tunnel from the main house to the carriage house. No need to be exposed to inclement weather when going from one building to the other. There are lots of architectual detail inside and out. 12' cielings on the first floor and some are the original tin cielings.

With over 10,000 sq ft in 2 buildings,main house and carriage house. Operated as a B&B until May this year known as MANCHESTER HIGHLANDS INN. This is a wonderful opportunity for a new buyer to truly get a bargin value in Manchester. It is well below the previous purchase price and priced approximately 40% below current assissed value. Some TLC is required. The bones are good and full sprinkler system installed in main inn 2004. Located on a quiet residential neighborhood walk to shopping. Beautiful Views overlooking Manchester Village and the Valley to the Southwest. Great sunsets over Mt. Equinox. Inground pool and hot tub. This may be the only property in the area with an underground tunnel from the main house to the carriage house. No need to be exposed to inclement weather when going from one building to the other. Ther are lots of architectual details inside and out. 12' ceilings on the first floor and original tin ceilings in the 2 dining rooms. Licences for 47 guests

Country Inn, B&B with a VT experience for guest. The real estate, business, guest list & equipment are being sold. There is a full catering license.Plus restaurant license for guest only. Friendly, sucessful Inn since 1984. Located in the heart of a small ski village, minutes to ski slopes, biking @ Kingdom Trails, lakes, mountains.See attachments.

Country Inn, B&B with a VT experience for guests. The real estate, business, guest list & equipment are being sold. There is a full catering license. Restaurant license for guests only. Friendly, successful Inn since 1984. Located in the heart of a small ski village, minutes to the ski slopes, biking trails, lakes and mountains. Could be used as residential or for senior housing. See attachments.

Currently set up as an Inn / B&B or as individual apartments. The original dining room, china cabinet and fireplace make a stunning statement as you enter. Many original features remain, and the property can be a single family home, B&B or apartments, your choice. This is the oldest house in the East Village of Bennington. It was built for Samuel Safford, son of Joseph Safford who with Samuel Robinson built the first grain and saw mills of the East Village. The house's original front elevation was oriented towards the Walloomsac River which crosses Main Street at this spot. After Samuel Safford's death in the 1830's, the property was passed to the family of his widow, the Morgans. William R. Morgan (1829-1913) moved into the house in 1877 after having been involved in gold mining in California. At that time, the house was significantly altered inside and out (presumably the origin of its Italianate features), and the elevation facing Main Street became the front facade.

Currently set up as an Inn / B&B or as individual apartments. The original dining room, china cabinet and fireplace make a stunning statement as you enter. Many original features remain, and the property can be a single family home, B&B or apartments, your choice. This is the oldest house in the East Village of Bennington. It was built for Samuel Safford, son of Joseph Safford who with Samuel Robinson built the first grain and saw mills of the East Village. The house's original front elevation was oriented towards the Walloomsac River which crosses Main Street at this spot. After Samuel Safford's death in the 1830's, the property was passed to the family of his widow, the Morgans. William R. Morgan (1829-1913) moved into the house in 1877 after having been involved in gold mining in California. At that time, the house was significantly altered inside and out (presumably the origin of its Italianate features), and the elevation facing Main Street became the front facade.

Great older home which has been upgraded by the present owners that now only use it as a second home. It has a new furnace and all the floors have been refinished or new quality carpeting. New storms and screens and almost everything has been just repainted. The plan was to re-open it as a bed and breakfast after everthing was renovated but one of the owners ended up with an out of state position. It would make a wonderful B&B again or a perfect family home.