Chittenden County is located in the Northwest corner of the state. It’s location is ideal for locals who love the lake but also want access to nature including hiking trails and the ski mountains of the surrounding areas. It is within 3.5 hrs of major cities such as Boston, Portland, Portsmouth, Montreal, Albany, Manchester. Lake Champlain hosts boating competitions.
Accessibility to I89 and major cities
High cost of living
Access to medical care
More noise pollution
Largest population, urban center of the state
Tourist crowds from popular destinations like Burl Church St
Culture including music and art venues
Housing shortage
Farm to table restaurants
Chittenden County, Vermont offers a diverse range of housing options, from historic single-family homes in urban areas like Burlington and Winooski to newer developments in suburbs like Williston, Essex, and South Burlington.
Condos and townhomes are popular for low-maintenance living, especially in South Burlington and Essex, while Burlington also features converted historic buildings with modern lofts.
Multi-family properties such as duplexes and triplexes are common in Burlington and Winooski, often serving as investment or owner-occupied rentals.
Ranches and Capes are popular home styles throughout Chittenden County, especially in Essex and Burlington’s New North End—offering single-level or cozy two-story living, often with spacious yards, quiet streets, and easy access to parks, schools, and local amenities.
Rural towns like Charlotte, Hinesburg, and parts of Colchester offer homes with more land, farmhouses, and lakefront properties on Lake Champlain.
New construction is active in many parts of the county, with energy-efficient homes and planned communities continuing to grow.
Chitt County is served by several educational institutions catering to various learning needs.
Major places of interest in Chittenden county include:
A lively, pedestrian-only shopping and dining district in downtown Burlington.
Scenic lake views, bike paths, and access to boating and beaches.
Historic campus with the Fleming Museum of Art and beautiful views.
An expansive outdoor museum with art, historic buildings, and rotating exhibits.
A working farm, inn, and nonprofit with trails, animals, and a historic mansion.
Shopping, dining, and movies in a central location
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