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Strafford VT Land for sale $349,000 | 67 Acres | Price Per Acre $0

$349,000 | 67 Acres | Price Per Acre $0 Strafford VT Land »

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Listed on Wednesday Jul 9, 2025
Description: Welcome to premier & exclusive Vermont living at 230 Taylor Valley Road in scenic Strafford. This expansive 67-acre parcel sits high above a peaceful valley, offering stunning views and a true sense of seclusion. Nestled at the edge of a beautiful valley, the land is rich with a mix of hardwood and softwood trees, creating the quintessential Vermont forest setting. With southeast exposure and abundant natural light, this is the ideal location to build your dream home surrounded by nature. Whether you're envisioning a modern mountain retreat or a classic New England homestead, the groundwork has already been laid--complete with a State-approved septic design, building plans, and proposed driveway plans in place to help bring your vision to life with ease. Bordering a lovely tree farm and set in one of Vermont's most picturesque towns, this property offers privacy, tranquility, and a lifestyle in harmony with the outdoors. Make your Vermont dream a reality at 230 Taylor Valley Road. See Listing Details & 30 images. Includes a Virtual Tour
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