The median home value in Hardwick, VT is $197,500.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $175,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Hardwick, VT is $197,500.
Approximately 63.5% of Hardwick homes are owned,
compared to 19.5% rented, while
17% are vacant.
Hardwick real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Courtesy: David Campbell - Century 21 Farm & Forest
David Campbell
Convenient location on the edge of town for this 4,100 sq ft building. Sited on level 1.2A commercial lot, with ample parking, there are numerous options for its new owner. Inside you'll find 4,000 sq ft finished space; large kitchen with 2 gas ranges, 2 refrigerators, and plenty of space to prepare meals; and large rooms to configure as needed. Newer roof and Town services are a plus.
Courtesy: Hannah Dawson - The Real Estate Collaborative
Hannah Dawson
There's great development potential here with these two buildings in Hardwick's historic downtown. Built in 1910, 21 Mill Street was used as a bank for many years and with a brand new roof, newly replaced brick faade, and a gutted interior, it's ready for its transformation. With proper permitting, one could opt to use the large commercial space on the ground level as offices, retail, a restaurant...you name it. With beautiful wooden doors, turn of the century woodwork and large bright windows, however one chooses to finish the space it's bound to be spectacular. And that's just the main level; the upper two levels could easily be finished as residential space. The current owner had a residential plan drawn up for 8 units and can be sharable to serious buyers. To boot, there are also tax credits available as this is a historic building and there is grant money available for water/sewer hook up. Being right in the heart of town, whatever the vision someone has here it's bound to be a success. Please note that 21 Mill Street is also being sold with 47 Mill Street as a package MLS #379012
Courtesy: Hannah Dawson - The Real Estate Collaborative
Hannah Dawson
There's great development potential here with these two buildings in Hardwick's historic downtown. Built in 1910, 21 Mill Street was used as a bank for many years and with a brand new roof, newly replaced brick faade, and a gutted interior, it's ready for its transformation. With proper permitting, one could opt to use the large commercial space on the ground level as offices, retail, a restaurant...you name it. With beautiful wooden doors, turn of the century woodwork and large bright windows, however one chooses to finish the space it's bound to be spectacular. And that's just the main level; the upper two levels could easily be finished as residential space. The current owner had a residential plan drawn up for 8 units and can be sharable to serious buyers. To boot, there are also tax credits available as this is a historic building and there is grant money available for water/sewer hook up. Moving on to 47 Mill Street...This building was formerly a service station but now has a new roof, been gutted, and ripe to be made into a restaurant, dispensary, or retail space. The current owner had former approval and plans to make this into a restaurant. Being right in the heart of town and with plenty of parking on this nearly half acre lot, whatever the vision someone has here it's bound to be a success. Property is being sold as-is. Buyer to verify all information. Please note that 21 Mill Street also being sold separately MLS #379010.
