Living sustainably will need to start with the home you choose to live in. A home that produces its own energy to heat and run all the electrical needs of the house is a very good place to start. Enough land to grow vegetables and other plants that can sustain us is also a critical part of living sustainability. But we are not just inputs and outputs. A
neighborhood community and places to get into natural world also sustain us. Wheeler Field is a designed community that attempts to balance all these aspect of a sustainable life.

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Wheeler Field lies at the corner of Stage Road and Nashville Road in the heart of the much loved West Bolton. For years this corner field has been used by the Bolton Community as a gathering place for a pick up game of baseball, ice skating, dog walking or watching the Bolton Fireworks. In the summer of 2016, Vermont Building Resources, LLC entered into an agreement with the owners of the 23 acre parcel to attempt a subdivision that would accommodate necessary development with the protection of this valuable community resource.

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The result of this partnership is a 9 lot subdivision that includes a neighborhood of six net-zero-energy ready homes situated next to a 10 acre parcel of protected open space including recreation trails and seasonal access to the golf course. The traditionally used “Wheeler Field” is included in the subdivision as one larger 2.58 acre parcel. 

 

In 2023, the town successfully conserved both lots that comprise the traditional Wheeler Field and it is now owned by the town! Great job Friends of Wheeler Field!

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As of spring 2024, the final residential lot is for sale with a complete building package. See the specifications, and plans to the left. A custom designed home on this parcel is also an option.

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All homes will be built by Reiss Building and Renovation, which has a reputation as a leader in the field of green building in the state of Vermont. To view completed works by Reiss Building and Renovation, please visit: 

 

 www.reissbuilding.com

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For more details and information Contact

Chuck Reiss at 802-238-7802

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