Little City Brick Apartment A - cozy, modern apartment in downtown Vergennes

This newly renovated 1st floor apartment is all about relaxing in a cozy historic house right in downtown Vergennes. Just steps to bars, cafes, shops, and restaurants, this house is perfectly located off Main street in this beautiful historic Vermont village.

Newly renovated, this ground floor apartment blends utility, comfort, and tranquility. Your private outdoor space includes a front deck with chairs and a view of the little city. The apartment neighbors an art gallery and is just a 1-minute walk from Main Street. The well-appointed kitchen is perfect for cooking meals during your stay (if you can tear yourself away from enjoying the various restaurants in town)! The apartment is an open concept layout and the bedroom has a queen bed with an ensuite bathroom. The apartment has high-speed Comcast cable internet, multiple work spaces so you can work remotely if needed, and a washer and dryer.

This convenient location is a 35-minute drive to Burlington and just 20 mins to Middlebury. A 10-minute drive to nearby Button Bay Park and Basin Harbor Resort on the shores of Lake Champlain. 35-minute drive to Mad River Glen Ski Area, 50-minute drive to Sugarbush Resort, and just 35 minutes to the Middlebury Snow Bowl.

There is off-street parking for one car in the driveway. Additional on-street parking is available right in front of the building (please note overnight street parking is not allowed from Dec. 1- April 1). There is EV parking across the street.

This is an old house, built in 1870, and it comes with the old house quirks. The floors have some slope to them, not all the doorframes are square. Basically, it has the character of a house that was built over 150 years ago. Please note that the building is located right in the downtown, and across the street from the fire department. There are the expected sounds that go along with being in a small but busy town, including traffic, trucks, plows, etc. Although the fire sirens go off occasionally, it doesn't seem to happen more than once every few days, and very rarely at night.