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Essex Junction Vermont

Essex Junction Vermont Real Estate Essex Junction, Vermont real estate puts you in the heart of a pedestrian-friendly community with shops, food stores and schools all within walking distance along well-maintained sidewalks.
 
The Town of Essex Junction is home to the Champlain Valley Exposition, where throughout the year you can enjoy the Champlain Valley Fair, Balloon Festival, Antique Car Show and much more. Homes in Essex Junction also put you close to lots of recreation opportunities from Underhill State Park to the Winooski River and Lake Champlain.
 
Thanks to a convenient location at the hub of multiple main roads, Essex Junction properties are ideal for families looking for a Vermont home with a short commute to Williston, Burlington or the nearby IBM offices and plants.
 
Search the listings of Essex Junction homes for sale to find the Essex Junction real estate that’s right for you and your family.
 

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Population: 8,591 (2000 Census)
 
Schools: Summit Street School, Fleming School, Albert D. Lawton School, Hiawatha School, Essex High, the Center for Technology.
 
Land: 4.85 sq mi including .09 sq mi of water
 
Popular Destinations: Champlain Valley Expo, seasonally home of the Champlain Valley Fair, Antique Car Show, WOKO Giant Flea Market, Vermont International Festival, Champlain Valley Balloon Festival , and a variety of concerts and other events throughout the year.
 
Chartered: June 7, 1763
 
Transportation: Amtrak station, provides daily service to the Greater Burlington Area. Amtrak also operates the Vermonter line from St. Albans to Washington, D.C.
 
Essex Junction Village was separated from Essex in 1892 to provide public services like sidewalks, water, and sewers to villagers who wanted them without the rest of the town citizens, mostly rural inhabitants, having to pay for them. Essex Junction is a hub of industry containing many IBM offices and plants, including their Burlington Design Center, wafer fabrication plant, Data Processing Division, and semiconductor plant.
 
But it may be most famous for being the home of Trey Anastasio, prominent member of the band Phish.