Waterbury/Duxbury/Moretown

Welcome to Waterbury

Known as the “Crossroads of Vermont,” Waterbury is a vibrant small town where community warmth, local culture, and outdoor adventure come together in one scenic spot. Famous for its craft food scene and nestled between the Green Mountains, it’s an ideal place for those who want the best of Vermont living.

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Location of Waterbury

Waterbury sits just off I-89 in central Vermont, about halfway between Burlington and Montpelier. Its location makes it a perfect base for commuters heading to either city, as well as to nearby Stowe and popular ski areas. The town is surrounded by rolling hills, rivers, and forests — giving it a unique “hub” feel while staying close to nature.

5 Reasons You'll LOVE living here

5 Reasons it might NOT be the right fit

REASON 1

Neighbors are welcoming and gather for events like the Waterbury Arts Fest and local block parties.

REASON 1

As a tourist hub, traffic can spike during peak foliage or ski season weekends.

REASON 2

Home to craft breweries, farm-to-table restaurants, and the iconic Ben & Jerry’s Factory.

REASON 2

Much of Waterbury’s charm comes from its historic homes — modern builds are harder to find.

REASON 3

Hiking, biking, kayaking, and proximity to ski resorts make it an outdoor lover’s dream.

REASON 3

River proximity and mountain weather mean heavy snow, spring mud season, and occasional flooding.

REASON 4

Lantern parades, live music, and local art keep the town buzzing with creativity.

REASON 4

With high demand, available homes can sell quickly and spark bidding wars.

REASON 5

Quick commutes to Burlington, Montpelier, and Stowe make it a convenient home base.

REASON 5

With so many amazing restaurants and breweries, your kitchen could get lonely!

Home Styles in Waterbury

Waterbury’s housing mix includes classic New England village homes, charming historic properties, updated farmhouses, and a few newer suburban builds. Buyers will find properties both in the walkable village area and on surrounding rural roads with land. Inventory is often tight because it’s such a popular spot for both full-time residents and vacation buyers.