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Built for Generations: Family Compounds Across New England & The Adirondacks05.12.2026

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Some properties are purchased for a moment in time. Others are held for generations.  Across New England and the Adirondacks, family compounds have long represented a distinct kind of ownership — properties designed not simply as homes, but as places to return to year after year. With [...]

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Love a Great View? Check Out these LandVest Listings

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Real estate is all about location. A great view can be the high point of a great location. Imagine having your morning coffee while watching the ocean crash on the shoreline, hosting a dinner party overlooking the Boston skyline, or watching the sun set over the mountains...You pick! Check out some of our listings with stunning [...]

Giving Thanks, Radical Acceptance and Gathering Together

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photo by Joanna Pinneo

As we all start thinking about getting ready for Thanksgiving, we thought wed share The New York Times excellent advice for the holiday:

Theres a lot more good advice in their post, enjoy it.

At LandVest, the family dynamics around the Thanksgiving table are echoed every day in our work. We relish the opportunity to [...]

Top 5 Reasons to Live in the Adirondacks

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  1. Live in the largest unspoiled wilderness in the eastern United States. At 6 million acres, the Adirondack Park is a nature lovers paradise and, according to the Adirondack Regional Tourism Council, is larger in size than New England, and more expansive than Yosemite, Yellowstone, Glacier, Grand Canyon and the Great Smokies National Parks
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Great New England Barns

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Eric Sloane celebrated the cultural symbolism of barns in his "An Age of Barns", one of our favorite resources for fans of Vermont's beloved barns.

Here, we celebrate some of LandVest clients' stewardship and creative imagination for their barns. While many store as much technology as hay, they remain a symbol of New England's rural [...]

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