Only 2 hours from the bustle of Manhattan or 3 hours from Boston -- yet a step back in time and a world away -- Columbia County remains true to its agricultural roots with acres of rolling farmlands and equestrian properties dotting the [...]
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in one of LandVests properties? We invite our owners to tell us a bit about their experience, what they love about their homes and a bit of their history. The owners of [...]
Sales volumes increased by 10% compared to 2017 (1,611 vs 1,470 sales). Compared to 2016 (861 sales), our baseline year, sales are up 87%, and have recovered substantially from a bottom of 534 sales in 2009. High-end markets continue their strong recovery, but buyers are [...]
BOSTON - April 4, 2019
David Rosen has been elected Chair of the Board of Directors. Ruth Kennedy Sudduth has been elected Vice Chair. Joseph Taggart has been promoted to President. Slater Anderson has been promoted to Vice President, Managing Director of Real [...]
Stacks of photo albums sit on the table next to the fireplace at Selcombeand capture the daily life of a summer placein Brookline, Vermont over the last one hundred years. Five generations have loved this 750-acre hill farm with its swimming hole, 1819 brick Cape and English-style barn.Each generation has pasted in photosandrecordeda [...]
One of the things I really love about the house is that it is not fabulous, fancy or precious. It has the simple, honest, straightforward beauty of the vernacular local materials, assembled to meet the needs of a small Vermont hill farm, but designed and built by a skilled builder with a keen instinct for and understanding of proportion, [...]
Beauchamp Point in Rockport, Maine is known for its beautiful homes, the beloved Belted Galloways of Aldermere Farm, and the Vesper Hill Childrens Chapel. The peninsula extends down to the south with views of Penobscot Bay to the east and Rockport Harbor to the west. It was originally settled by early rusticators from [...]
Winter is on the wane in Northern New England. While some may call it "mud season", others think of March as a sweet time of year. The sap starts running and the maple sugar houses offer gallons of maple syrup, sugar on snow, maple candies, and fun events such as pancake breakfasts and horse-drawn [...]
What do you prefer? Saltwater or freshwater? Lake or ocean? Sail or motor? Dock or mooring? Whatever your boating preference, we have a house that fits the bill. Our collection of Great Homes for Boaters includes properties across New England and the Adirondacks that are geared towards life on the [...]
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