Jeffersonville, VT

Finding an apartment for rent in Jeffersonville will position you in the middle of Vermont’s recreational playground. Summers in Jeffersonville are for hiking, biking, swimming, and soaking up every bit of the short days of warm mountain sunshine. The Cambridge Greenway Recreation path is a 1.5 mile trail along the Lamoille River. It is perfect for an afternoon walk or bike ride and runs right through the town of Jeffersonville. Winter will find you at one of Vermont’s most popular resorts, Smuggler’s Notch. Receiving more than 210 inches of snow each year, Smugglers’ Notch, or Smuggs as the locals call it, boasts 78 ski and snowboard trails, and 1,000 acres of terrain. The resort caters to families and has been rated the top family resort in the east by Ski Magazine for the past 15 years. Residents can be found outside in all four seasons, working or playing. This pristine, mountain village is not for everyone, but if you love the outdoors and the beauty of quiet New England towns, it might just be for you.

Many people come to this part of Vermont to explore Vermont’s highest peak, Mount Mansfield. An apartment in Jeffersonville will put you right at the base of the mountain and all that it has to offer. Route 108 travels between Jeffersonville and Stowe, is an officially designated scenic byway and take you through some of Vermont’s most stunning landscapes. Although closed in the winter, many people travel this route in the summer months, stopping to shop, swim, or sightsee along the way. Jeffersonville is also home of the Cambridge Junction Covered Bridge, located a short walk from the village. The Grist Mill covered bridge is located just south of Jeffersonville on the Brewster River and is a popular swimming spot with the locals. Visitors will be delighted with a visit to The Smugglers’ Notch Inn, a historic inn, built in 1790, featuring eleven guest rooms, a bakery, restaurant, and pub.

You would think that secluded Vermont towns with only 700 residents would have few shopping opportunities. Jeffersonville may just be the exception. This tiny village at the base of Mount Mansfield has a surprising number of shops for tourists and residents alike. For groceries, head to the bustling Cambridge Village Market, specializing in the freshest meats and produce, and the largest selection of wine and beer in the area. The Farm Store, just down the street, sells all sorts of local culinary specialties, from trail-mix to fresh strawberries. Antique and art stores line the streets in Jeffersonville. Be sure to check out Ornament Studio for handmade jewelry and Smugglers’ Notch Antiques for fabulous old furniture for your new apartment. Jeffersonville is also home to the Smugglers’ Notch distillery, maker of fine local vodka and gin. Jeffersonville has more to offer than many towns twice its size, making it the perfect spot for your Vermont apartment.