Seven-Unit Multifamily with
1035 US Route 5 Derby, VT 05829
1035 US Route 5, Derby, VT, 05829
$1,200,000
For Sale
$1,200,000
MULTI_FAMILY - Other - Derby, VT
Property Size6,750 SF
Lot Size16.36 Acres
Price / SF$177.78
Days on Market238
Property Features for 1035 US Route 5
General Information
- Property type
- Residential Multi Family
- Property subtype
- Other
- Zoning
- Commercial and R2
- Rooms
- Basement
- Parking features
- Carport, Covered, Assigned
- Standard status
- Active
- Size
- 6,750 SF
- Lot size
- 16.36 Acres
Taxes and HOA fees
- Tax Year
- 2025
- Tax Annual Amount
- 11048
Utilities
- Utilities
- Propane
- Heating system
- Oil, Other (Heating), Baseboard, Propane (Heating)
- Water source
- Well, Private
Building Details
- Year built
- 1783
- Floors in Building
- 3
- Number of units
- 7
- Building materials
- Wood Frame
- Roof type
- Metal
- Architectural style
- Other
Listing Agency
Century 21 Farm & Forest
(802) 334-1200
34 Up North Dr, Derby, VT
Listed by
Lee Fitzgerald-Pierce
(802) 334-1200
Added: Nov 23, 2025 Checked: Jul 19 at 7:06 pm
MLS# 5070753
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Investment Insights
Based on property information with market context.
This fully occupied seven-unit multifamily property includes a renovated farmhouse and converted milk house, plus a spacious three-story barn. The original farmhouse was renovated in 2013 and retains distinctive woodwork, medalion ceilings, floor boards, and exposed beams. The original milk house has been reconfigured into two separate one-bedroom units with propane heat. Tenants pay their own utilities. Each unit has access to covered parking and storage, supporting day-to-day convenience.
Set on 16.36 acres, the site includes room for future development and features lots of road frontage. The property is located in Derby, Vermont, with access described as minutes to Route 91 North and South, and Canada within minutes.
The configuration of a renovated multi-unit main structure alongside a large barn makes this property suitable for buyers seeking a small residential income asset with on-site accessory space. The covered parking and unit-level storage are practical for tenants, while the barn and acreage provide additional flexibility for future improvements consistent with the current site layout. Zoning is listed as Commercial and R2.
Set on 16.36 acres, the site includes room for future development and features lots of road frontage. The property is located in Derby, Vermont, with access described as minutes to Route 91 North and South, and Canada within minutes.
The configuration of a renovated multi-unit main structure alongside a large barn makes this property suitable for buyers seeking a small residential income asset with on-site accessory space. The covered parking and unit-level storage are practical for tenants, while the barn and acreage provide additional flexibility for future improvements consistent with the current site layout. Zoning is listed as Commercial and R2.
Key Highlights
- 7‑unit complex on 16+ acres with lots of road frontage
- Original farmhouse renovated in 2013, preserving intricate woodwork, medallion ceilings, floorboards, and exposed beams
- Original milk house converted into two separate 1‑bedroom units with propane heat
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Apartment building - Seven-unit complex on 16+ acres with propane-heated units, covered parking, storage, and a 3-story barn.
Where is this apartment building located?
The property is located at 1035 US Route 5 Derby, VT.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $1,200,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: 7‑unit complex on 16+ acres with lots of road frontage; Original farmhouse renovated in 2013, preserving intricate woodwork, medallion ceilings, floorboards, and exposed beams; Original milk house converted into two separate 1‑bedroom units with propane heat
