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Village of Woodstock in Town of Woodstock VT Commercial Property for sale $2,599,000 $434 per sq.ft.

$2,599,000 $434 per sq.ft. Village of Woodstock in Town of Woodstock VT Commercial Property »

 Available Sq.Ft. 0   Zoned Non-Residential Prop Type
Listed on Tuesday Aug 12, 2025
Description: This exquisite 8-room Inn which boasts an additional 1-bedroom owner's quarters, invites you to embrace the quintessential New England bed and breakfast owner's dream. The Village Inn of Woodstock, VT offers a rare blend of historic charm and modern convenience, all within one of Vermont's most beloved communities. Woodstock is often hailed as "the prettiest small town in America," and for good reason. The village is a vibrant resort town with maple-lined streets, stately homes, artisanal boutiques, and a warm and welcoming spirit. The town and assorted local organizations offer cultural and family fun activities throughout the year. Guests from all over the world return to the Village Inn year after year to enjoy its charming rooms, cozy tavern and amazing restaurant. This Inn is a well-oiled machine with very impressive revenue growth. Call for more information and a chance to tour this property. See Listing Details & 55 images.
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565 Maple Street, White River Junction, Vermont. 05001 802-295-1355
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