With wonderfully varied terrain, a rich history, and an unlimited abundance of outdoor activities for every resident, there’s something for everyone in Stratton, Vermont. There is no shortage of year-round outdoor activities for outdoor enthusiasts, and for families with school-aged children, a wide selection of public and private schools are right nearby. Beautiful mountain views, a lively community, and countless employment opportunities in various fields make Stratton a wonderful place to call home.

 

Roughly three hours to Boston and Burlington, and less than five hours to New York City, Stratton is the perfect spot to find refuge in the beauty of nature while still having plenty of fun things to do nearby.

 

In the winter, Stratton comes alive with gorgeously maintained mountains and trails for every skier and snowboarder. The birthplace of snowboarding, Stratton Mountain is known for its excellent snow conditions and offers 99 trails, with options for any skill level. With daily lift tickets, daily lessons, and season passes, you can enjoy the slopes a couple of times a year or all season long – and the Coca-Cola Tube Park is a great opportunity to enjoy the snow if snow sports aren’t your thing. You can also snowshoe or cross-country ski through the wooded Nordic trail network for a peaceful and scenic exploration of the area.

 

While famous for its ski season, this lively town has plenty to offer residents all year round. From scenic gondola rides to a 27-hole championship golf course to a downhill mountain bike park, Stratton summers are filled to the brim with lots of sun and outdoor fun – and Stratton Village’s 22 restaurants and wide variety of retail shops offer the perfect opportunity to bask in some air conditioning. 

 

Enjoy homestyle favorites for breakfast at Benedict’s in the heart of the Village, and take in stunning views of the Stratton Golf Course from Green Apron’s patio. Then, satisfy your sweet tooth at Mountain Sweets, and hit Stratton Sports to find all the outdoor adventure gear you could ever need. And don’t forget to stop by Stratton Clothing Company for souvenirs to send to family and friends! Stratton’s events calendar also has something for everyone: concerts of all genres (from Rolling Stones Tribute Bands to orchestral performances), 5Ks with Tough Mudder New England, cycling races, laser shows, and more.

 

Southern Vermont is well-known for its rich academic offerings. The Windham Central Supervisory Union serves ten towns in Southern Vermont and includes roughly 1000 students from Brookline, Dover, Jamaica, Marlboro, Newfane, Stratton, Townshend, Wardsboro, Windham, and Winhall. Stratton children can attend Windham Elementary or The Mountain School at Winhall (Stratton residents receive free admission), and teenagers have access to Stratton Mountain School and Burr & Burton Academy (Stratton residents receive free admission here, too), just to name a few.

 

Stratton’s Mountain and Village both supply ample employment opportunities, with perks like free season passes, discounts at local shops and restaurants, and employee housing. There’s a huge variety of positions and industries represented on the mountain – mountain bike technician, event coordinator, and golf instructor are just a few of the many current openings.

 

Home to roughly 309 residents with a median household income of $82,500 and a median age of 32.9 years old, Stratton is a warm and close-knit community. Want to call this gorgeous mountain town home? Connect with one of our friendly agents to start your search today!