May's hidden home is an authentic and updated Vermont farmhouse secluded in the charming town of North Hero, Vermont. The home was beautifully renovated to respect the character and tradition of the home while updating it with details like clapboard siding, white pine flooring, bead board, and covered porches.
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Join us in celebrating the remarkable achievements of three outstanding individuals at Coldwell Banker Islands Realty: Franz Rosenberger, Evan Potvin, and Nancy Willette. These agents are ranked among the top sales professionals in the Coldwell Banker global network. Their unwavering dedication, innovative approaches, and exceptional client service have not only set them apart but also served as a beacon of inspiration for us all at Coldwell Banker Islands Realty. We wish you all continued success in 2024!
Franz Rosenberger received the International President's Elite award. This award is given to agents who rank among the top 2% of sales associates in the Coldwell Banker network worldwide.
Evan Potvin received the International President’s Circle Award. This award is given to agents who rank among the top 4% of sales associates in the Coldwell Banker network worldwide.
Nancy Willette received the International Sterling Society Award. This award is given to agents who rank among the top 11% of sales associates in the Coldwell Banker network worldwide.
Their accomplishments stand are a testament to their hard work, leadership, and the values we hold dear at CBIR. Please join us in congratulating Franz, Evan, and Nancy on their well-deserved success!
Are you considering putting your home on the market? If so, springtime is a great time of year to do so in Vermont. As the flowers bloom and the temperature rises, the local real estate market heats up as well. Here are several reasons why spring is an excellent time to sell your Vermont property:
1. High Demand:
Spring often sees an increase in buyer activity. Over the last few years, the demand for homes in Vermont has risen greatly and there is no sign of it easing. This is a great opportunity for homeowners thinking of selling. With the end of the winter season, many people are now ready to embark on their home-buying journey. Many people also prefer to go through the moving process in warmer weather rather than in the middle of winter.
2. Curb Appeal:
During spring, your home is likely to look its best. With trees blossoming, lawns turning green, and flowers in full bloom, the exterior of your property can make a lasting impression on potential buyers. Take advantage of this natural beauty to enhance your home's curb appeal and attract more interested parties.
3. Longer Days:
With daylight extending into the evening hours, prospective buyers have more time to view properties after work or on weekends. This increased daylight allows for more flexibility in scheduling showings, making it easier for buyers to explore homes during the spring months.
4. School Year Timing:
For people with school-age children, moving during the summer months offers the least disruption to the school year schedule. By listing your home in the spring, you allow this subset of buyers to find a new home and settle in before the next school year begins. This can be a significant factor for many people when considering a move.
5. Favorable Weather:
Spring weather is generally more pleasant compared to the extremes of winter and summer. Mild temperatures and sunny skies make house hunting more enjoyable for buyers, encouraging them to venture out and explore available properties.
If you're contemplating selling your home, spring presents an opportune time. The combination of high demand, enhanced curb appeal, longer days, consideration for the school year, and favorable weather conditions make spring an attractive season for both buyers and sellers alike.
By leveraging the unique advantages of the spring season, you can maximize your chances of a successful and timely sale. Are you ready to take the next step? Contact us today to discuss your selling goals and learn how we can help you navigate the spring selling season successfully.
Mud season is upon us in Vermont. Stick season doesn’t always get the best rap but with a little creativity and an adventurous spirit, there are plenty of activities to enjoy during this transitional time of year. From scenic walks to unique events, here are 10 ways to make the most of mud season in the Green Mountain State.
Bike Along The Island Line Trail
As the snow melts and the trails become muddy, take advantage of the Burlington Greenway. The iconic Island Line Trail is a 14-mile rail trail that runs along the shores of Lake Champlain and takes you from Burlington out to the Colchester Causeway which runs three miles into the middle of Lake Champlain! This scenic route is great for a stroll or bike ride offering stunning views of Lake Champlain, the Adirondacks, and the Green Mountains along the way.
Find Live Music
Vermont has a vibrant music scene, even during mud season. Check out venues such as Higher Ground or restaurants and bars such as Nectars in downtown Burlington for live performances ranging from local indie bands to moody jazz ensembles.
Tastings at Local Breweries
Vermont is known for its craft beer, and in between weather is the perfect excuse to go sample some local brews. Visit breweries like Zero Gravity Brewery in Burlington, Vermont or Two Heroes Brewery in South Hero, Vermont for tastings and lunch!
Visit a Sauna or Spa
Take advantage of the milder temps and treat yourself to a spa day! Warm up at Madbush Falls, which features two Savu saunas, or unwind at Topnotch Resort in Stowe, The Essex Resort & Spa, or the Vermont Salt Cave Spa in Montgomery. The perfect way to embrace winter wellness
Go See Baby Farm Animals
Springtime in Vermont means baby animals are being born on farms across the state. Visit local farms such as Shelburne Farms in Shelburne, Vermont, or Dreamwalker Farm in Grand Isle, Vermont to see adorable lambs, fluffy chicks, goat chicks, calves, and more!
Go Shopping on Church Street
Nestled in the heart of Burlington, Vermont, Church Street Marketplace offers an eclectic and vibrant shopping experience like no other. As mud season transitions the landscape, this pedestrian-friendly street remains bustling with activity, inviting visitors to explore its charming boutiques, art galleries, and specialty shops.
Visit Local Maple Sugarhouses
Experience the magic of the sugaring season by visiting local sugarhouses. Mark your calendar for the annual Maple Open House Weekend when sugarmakers invite folks into their sugaring operations. Learn how maple syrup is made, sample fresh maple syrup, and other maple treats such as maple donuts and hot dogs.
Spring Skiing in the Green Mountains
While the ski season may be winding down, there's still time to hit the slopes in Vermont. Enjoy warmer temperatures and softer snow before the mountains close for the season. There are a handful of top-notch ski resorts, all just a stone's throw away from Burlington, Vermont. Before planning your spring skiing adventure, be sure to check the closing dates for local mountains. Typically, ski resorts in Vermont close in April, so seize the last opportunity to carve some turns!
Mud season in Vermont may be muddy and unpredictable, but it's also a time of renewal and transition. With these activities, you can embrace the unique beauty and charm of this season in the Green Mountain State. So grab your boots, bundle up, and get ready to make some muddy memories in Vermont!
March’s move-in ready home is hidden in plain sight! From the moment you pull up the driveway, you'll be wowed by the privacy and peaceful setting of this four-bed, two-bath home. The residence is located on 5.24 beautiful acres in a convenient Grand Isle location with views and pristine lake frontage. This home is currently for sale.
