Centrally located on Vermont’s ‘west coast’, Addison County provides lakeside living, small-town warmth, city-scapes, and rural countryside, making it a place anyone would want to call home. 

Tucked in the southwestern corner of Vermont, Bennington County is the oldest county in Vermont. The area is steeped in history and charm and provides its roughly 35,000 residents convenient access to the mountains for skiing and hiking.

Caledonia County is located in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont and is surrounded by natural beauty in the form of lakes, mountains, and quiet backroads. 

Chittenden County is the most densely populated county in the state of Vermont, with over a quarter of the state's population calling it home.

Located in the most Northwestern region of Vermont, Franklin County truly embodies everything that makes the green mountain state special. From vast agricultural land to the sparkling shores of Lake Champlain and easy access to outdoor recreation opportunities, the 49,000 residents of the Franklin County community truly live a quintessential Vermont lifestyle. 

Grand Isle County is unlike any other county in the Green Mountain State. Its abundance of shoreline, access to Plattsburgh, Quebec, and Burlington, with panoramic mountain and lake views, make this county one of the most stunning destinations in Vermont. 

Lamoille County is home to beautiful farmland, breathtaking mountains, and plenty of sparkling swimming holes for those hot summer days. 

Orange County offers its roughly 28,000 residents a slice of Green Mountain State heaven soaked in classic Vermont traditions and close-knit communities.

Orleans County is located in the northernmost part of the state and is centrally positioned between Essex, Caledonia, Lamoille, and Franklin Counties. The area is home to breathtaking natural beauty whether you enjoy the mountains, trails, or lake life. 

Located in the southwestern portion of the state, Rutland County offers its 58,000 residents easy access to route 7, which connects the county to the rest of the state north and south, and route 4, which connects everything east and west. 

Washington County is home to some of the most popular places to live in Vermont. This county has it all, from Montpelier's bustling state capital with an energetic city scene, beautiful farmer's markets, and excellent restaurants.

The southeast corner of Vermont is home to Windham County, which offers endless opportunities to explore the rural countryside, breathtaking mountains, classic Vermont communities, or bustling town centers.

In the southeastern portion of the Green Mountain State, Windsor County offers its roughly 55,275 residents opportunities to take full advantage of beautiful natural resources like swimming holes, walking trails, nordic ski trails, and scenic mountains to hike.