List Price: $579,000 | $110 per sq.ft. Multi Family A 1 Unit Multi Family Home
With 0 One Bedroom Units , 0 - Two Bedroom Units ,1 - Three Bedroom Units
Listed Friday Jul 17, 2026 | MLS# 5100408
26 Union Street Waterbury VT
Listed by Nick Lizotte Vermont Realty Services LLC
The Squire House, a 1859 farm house and barn, offers an exceptional multifamily development opportunity. The building boast one of the largest lots in the Village of Waterbury - walking distance to all the shops and restaurants. The property can be subdivided into 2 lots which, under new Act 250 rules, each can be developed into 4 multifamily units. The site has sewer allocation for 11 bedrooms. Broker is a principal.
Annual Expenses

Taxes: $9,426
Income
Appliances : Propane Water Heater
Construction: Wood Frame | Clapboard Exterior
Year Built: 1859
Style: Farmhouse
Floors | Stories: 2
No. Elevators:
Total Sq.Ft. Finished: 7758
Above Grade Sq.Ft.: 5258
Basement: Unfinished
Roof: Metal | Fiberglass Shingle
Seasonal: No
Heating: Propane | Oil | Baseboard | Steam
Cooling: None
Electric: Circuit Breaker(s)
Utilities: Cable at Site
Electric Meters:
Water: Public Water On-Site
Sewer: Public Sewer On-Site
Land Information
Landscaped
Lot size: 0.53 acres
Zoned: Village Res)
Surveyed: Yes
SurveyedBy: Glenn Towne
Flood Zone: Yes
Road Frontage: 201
Driveway: Concrete | Gravel


Taxes $9,426
Assesed Value Not Reported
Schools

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