I believe few would argue with the statement that Peacham is a very charming Vermont town. Settled in 1776 the village has a pretty view of the mountains, the delightful Peacham Café, and streets lined with eye-catching historic homes. Many of these houses have small signs on their front lawn stating the year it was built and the name of the [...]

There are many parts to a real estate transaction. While a real estate agent will guide you through the process, it is often a team effort with several professionals along the way to ensure a successful closing. At [...]

Whether you’ve lived in your home for a year or sixty years, have a large house or a small apartment, moving day can be a tremendous chore if you’re not prepared. It’s truly amazing how your possessions can seem to multiply as you start to pack them. If you are selling your home, your house has to be “broom clean” prior to closing. If you [...]

A recent trend in real estate, in the Northeast Kingdom is the increase in activity for homes in the $150,000 to $200,000+/- price range. As we continue to see low interest rates, the number of actively-looking home-buyers increases.

 In the last couple of months, at Tim Scott Real Estate alone, we’ve had five of our listings in that price [...]

Something that draws home-buyers to Vermont again and again is the history and charm of older homes. From the classic Victorians of St. Johnsbury to century old farmhouses scattered throughout the Northeast Kingdom, it’s easy to love these homes, the original features, and designs you don’t see in newer construction.  I know I do. It’s the [...]