The town of Ferrisburgh borders Lake Champlain in the Northwest region of Vermont. Known for its nationally renowned museums, the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum and Rokeby Museum, Ferrisburgh holds a very rich history. As one of the largest towns in Addison County, there are many parts of Ferrisburgh to explore. The winding coasts of Ferrisburgh create Vermont’s longest shoreline of Lake Champlain, totaling 21 miles.

  

Just over 30 minutes to Burlington, 15 minutes to Shelburne, and 1 hour to Montpelier, Ferrisburgh provides a balance of rural bliss with access to urban areas. Just South of Ferrisburgh is the Vergennes Station where Amtrak departs daily (beginning August 2022). 

  

Living in Ferrisburgh, you won’t have to go far to get outdoors. Explore Button Bay State Park and Kingsland Bay State Park where many enjoy fishing, swimming, and boating. Head 5-15 minutes north to visit Mount Philo (968’ elevation). For a longer climb, Camels Hump State Park (4,083’ elevation) is just 1 hour away.

  

Seize the opportunity to shop locally for Green Mountain staples at Vermont Flannel Company and Dakin Farm. Checkout Ferrisburgh’s cafes including the Village Cafe and Tavern, Starry Night Cafe, and Swaying Daisies Honeybee Farm Market and Cafe. Ferrisburgh Bake Shop and Deli serves the best sandwiches and baked goods in town. In the winter, VAST snowmobile trail access is right across the street. 

  

Ferrisburgh is home to  2,775 residents and is known for its strong school system, committed to personalized learning that supports every students’ progress. Students attend the local Ferrisburgh Central School for Kindergarten through sixth grade. As part of the Addison Northwest School District, students then attend Vergennes Union High School.

  

The median household income is $69,967 and great local employment opportunities are available at NRG Systems and Middlebury College. A quick 30 minute commute also brings you to Seventh Generation, Burton Snowboards, Ben & Jerry’s, University of Vermont, and the UVM Medical Center.

  

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