Listing courtesy of Timothy Scott from Tim Scott Real Estate. ()
Set along the shores of Great Averill Lake, this log home offers a front-row seat to one of Vermont's most peaceful and scenic settings. Built in 2004, the property captures the spirit of lake living with a comfortable layout, inviting outdoor spaces, and direct access to the water. Inside, you'll find a welcoming living room with wood stove, a kitchen with breakfast bar and dining area, and a second wood stove that adds warmth and character to the gathering space. Whether you're spending a weekend at the lake or settling in for an extended stay, the home is designed for comfort and simplicity. Outside, life naturally revolves around the water. Enjoy your morning coffee on the deck, spend the day boating, fishing, kayaking, or swimming, and unwind in the evening as the lake settles into the quiet of dusk. A long private pier provides plenty of room to relax, keep a boat, or simply sit and take in the surroundings. The log exterior, metal roof, and storage sheds complement the property's classic Northwoods feel. Great Averill Lake is known for its clear waters, excellent fishing, and unspoiled beauty. Located in the remote town of Averill near the Canadian border, the area offers a setting where loons call across the water, wildlife is part of daily life, and the natural landscape takes center stage. Whether you're seeking a seasonal retreat or a place to enjoy Vermont's outdoors year-round, this property invites you to slow down, spend more time outside, and enjoy life at the lake.
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