Multi-Family Homes for Sale in Caledonia County, VT

Find Caledonia County, VT Multi-Family Homes for Sale

The multi-family stock here came out of the railroad and mill era, when St. Johnsbury was a manufacturing town and Lyndonville a rail hub, and much of it is large nineteenth century houses since divided into two, three or four units. That history is what makes the segment interesting. Lyndon State, now Vermont State University Lyndon, and the year-round working population support steady rental demand, and the entry price is well below anything comparable in Chittenden County. CENTURY 21 Farm & Forest knows these buildings. Compare regional inventory on the Northeast Kingdom listings page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the multi-family stock concentrated?

In St. Johnsbury and Lyndonville, mostly large nineteenth century houses later divided into two to four units, with a smaller number in Hardwick and the other village centers.

What drives rental demand?

The year-round working population and the university campus in Lyndon, which together support steady occupancy outside the seasonal market.

What should be verified on a Vermont multi-family?

Legal unit count and zoning conformity, rental housing health and safety inspection status, separate utility metering, wiring and heating age, and the current rent roll with lease terms.