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 Village Glen is a neighborhood of single-family homes and several duplexes ideally located just a stone’s throw from downtown Middlebury and all of its historic and cultural charm. Whether you’re a first-time buyer looking for a great starter home or a growing family in search of a place to plant some roots, Village Glen offers a variety of options in a neighborhood you’ll love.
The shire town of Addison County, Middlebury is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Chartered in 1761, it was the hometown of John Deere, Justin Morgan and the first state symphony orchestra. Today, shops, galleries and restaurants occupy former mills overlooking Otter Creek. And, fine nineteenth-century homes, churches and inns grace tree-shaded streets.
Local attractions include Frog Hollow Craft Center, the UVM Morgan Horse Farm, Otter Creek Brewery and the Henry Sheldon Museum (which hosts a summer concert series by the Vermont Symphony Orchestra).
The main educational attraction is Middlebury College, an internationally respected learning institution. Living in nearby Village Glen enables you to enjoy all the advantages of the College. The College’s Center for the Arts is a hub of cultural activity––with critically acclaimed performances, a distinguished art collection, fascinating exhibitions and year-round, free lectures.
The recreational opportunities of the Green Mountains and Lake Champlain skiing, hiking, biking, boating, swimming and fishing—are all within close proximity to the village.
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