9 Cedar St #4, Montpelier, VT 05602

Little gem at 9 Cedar Street in Montpelier, Vermont which is an old farmhouse turned into four small apartments. The most private of the four units, the 350 square-foot knotty-pine-clad interior and pumpkin pine floors gives this sweet 2nd floor loft-studio a rustic "cabin-vibe". Two sky lights and four windows make for lots of light and a bright and cozy environment with a nice view to the west of the Statehouse's golden dome. Shared porch and deck area. Shared cold-water laundry facilities available March-December (closed if weather falls below 10 degrees in Jan/Feb) Studio is unfurnished. One out-door parking spot for one car only (no room for a truck). Charm and privacy just a few blocks from Montpelier's downtown where you'll find movie theaters, bakeries, bookstores, and weekly farmer's markets. 35 minutes to Burlington. Quiet, tidy habits appreciated. 12 months lease, 1st/last/security/references/credit check. One immaculate cat would be considered with excellent landlord references and pet deposit of $300 with 12 month lease. Available August 15th, 2025. Thanks for your interest! Sam. ~ 12 months lease required. ~ Owner pays for utilities including $50 per month for heat (cheaper to get your own heat account which is encouraged) Owner pays town water&septic and wifi as well as garbage/recycling/compost removal, snow-plowing and lawn-mowing. Tenant to turn heat down to 60 degrees when leaving the premises for eight hours or more (like a workday, or a vacation). The wifi is included and decent but If tenant requires stronger wifi they are welcome to set up and pay for increased service. ~ Use of air-conditioning unit in the summer months is extra ~ to be negotiated with landlord but a $25 minimum per month of usage. ~ Tenant has access to seasonal shared laundry-room - March through December - with coin-operated (cold-water only) washer & dryer. No storage on premises - sorry. ~ WINTER CHORES: Tenant responsible (along with the other tenants at 9 Cedar) for shoveling from door to driveway and keeping that little pathway clear of snow and salted if icy. Folks just usually grab a shovel and it takes a few moments but tenant must be able to do this. And, if one is occasionally not able to move their car for the snow plowing then one is responsible that day for shoveling their own parking spot flat so driveway doesn't become hazardous to other tenants.