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Norwich VT Multi Family for sale $1,000,000 $258 per sq.ft.

$1,000,000 $258 per sq.ft. Norwich VT Multi Family »

 Number of Units 3   Total Sq. Ft. 3883  |  Acres: 10
Listed on Wednesday Apr 1, 2026
Description: This fabulous 10-acre property, originally the site of Farrell Farm, offers a functional multi-unit setup with a strong rental history. The main residence is an 1850s antique Cape featuring six bedrooms, classic wood floors, and plenty of natural light. Attached to the house is a large barn that provides two-car garage space and a separate two-bedroom apartment, currently not rented and in need of updating. The property overlooks open fields and a pond, offering a quiet, rustic setting just a short drive from Dartmouth College. In addition to the main house, the property includes a separate four-bedroom Cape. This second home is well-suited for tenants, extended family, or a home business. The large barn provides significant storage or workspace potential. Both septic systems were replaced in 2016. This is a versatile property ideal for an investor or anyone looking for a multi-dwelling compound in a convenient location. See Listing Details & 59 images.
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565 Maple Street, White River Junction, Vermont. 05001 802-295-1355
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