Vermont Buyers Coming to NY
Story: Buy Vermont land? Or buy New York land instead? New York land is very close to Vermont land, and Vermont land buyers may want to buy land in New York instead, since New York land is actually closer to Vermont land in certain areas.
A Vermont realtor colleague called me yesterday with a buyer looking for a large recreational New York acreage of several hundred acres for hunting, fishing and recreation. I sent her information on a riverfront acreage in New York that borders state forest land and is part of a large New York acreage to see if that's a fit for her buyers.
We've had occasional inquiries from Vermont land buyers lately, particularly those looking for western Vermont land, which got me thinking that New York North Country land and western Vermont land are so close, separated only by Lake Champlain. In fact, the drive from western Vermont land to New York land can actually be closer than the drive from Burlington Vermont land to the southeastern or northeastern part of Vermont!
Therefore, buyers in various communities in Vermont might be interested more in New York Adirondack land for sale instead of Morrisonville VT land; Swanton VT land; Highgate Center VT land; Franklin VT land; Enosburg Falls VT land; Sheldon VT land; St. Albans VT land; Milton VT land; Colchester VT land; Winooski VT land; Burlington VT land; S. Burlington VT land; Shelburne VT land; Charlotte VT land; N. Ferrisburgh VT land; Vergennes VT land; Addison VT land; Panton VT land; Bridport VT land; Shoreham VT land; Fairfield VT land; Sheldon VT land; Fairfax VT land; Westford VT land; Cambridge VT land; Essex Junction VT land; Williston VT land; Hinesburg VT land; Bristol VT land; Lincoln VT land; New Haven VT land; Middlebury VT land; Whiting VT land; and W. Cornwall VT land. Vermont land buyers, at least those from these communities in western Vermont, might very well find a New York acreage to buy for themselves.
Vermont, we're waiting for ya. New York land ain't going nowhere. We promise not to say no if you find yourself over in these parts. Oh, and there's cheese in NY too, so once you get here, you won't miss Vermont land much. 
