Listing courtesy of Lori A Holt from BHHS Vermont Realty Group/Montpelier. ()
Private island with seasonal cottage and boat launch with 2-story 2-car garage at Greenwood Lake, Woodbury! The 3.3+/- acre island has 1400' of lake frontage according to Town land records. The seasonal cottage is charming and comfortable with a open floor plan and softwood flooring, being sold furnished in "as is" condition with only a few personal items and artwork excluded. First floor bunkroom plus upstairs private bedroom. Also the walk-thru hallway has room for a guest bed. 4-Burner gas range/oven, electric refrigerator, and electric lights makes camping quite civilized! Incinerating propane toilet in the 3/4 bath, however, if you want the camping experience, there is a single-hole outhouse just a short walk into the woods. 12'x40' Floating deck in 3 sections plus decks and dock on either side of cabin. Floating raft. Solar collector with battery bank, plus portable gas generator. Jet pump fills 210+- gallon holding tank with lake water. 2 Tool sheds. Back on the mainland, there's a 0.19+/- acre lot with 97' of water frontage, a 2-story 2-car detached garage built in 2015 with grid power, driveway, and boat launch with dock. Greenwood Lake is a 96 acre minimally developed lake with public boat launch and a maximum depth of 41 feet. Popular for fishing and paddling though water skiing allowed. Private road access off paved state highway, just 5 miles to services in Hardwick Village. Rare offering is ideal for long-term legacy investment and years of enjoyment!
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