Killington's Cherry Knoll may be the last opportunity to acquire 256 acres of land with the magic ingredient for successful ski development: a trailside location. The property offers ski-on, ski-off access from the Sunrise Triple Chair, sited directly on the property, and the gateway to Bear Mountain and 75 miles of ski trails at "The Beast of the East." Killington has been a world-class winter sports destination for generations. The reason is simple. Year after year, Killington delivers one of the most reliable skiing experiences in North America, with natural snowfall averaging more than 20 feet annually and snowmaking covering more than 71% of its skiable terrain. Killington is entering an exciting new era. New local ownership has brought energy and a commitment to delivering a world-class ski experience, alongside Canada's Great Gulf Corporation, which is committing a massive $3 billion investment in Vermont's future, building the long-awaited ski village and creating affordable housing for the community. Cherry Knoll sits at the heart of it all in the Ski Village District surrounding Bear Mountain. But it's far more than a ski property. It's the ticket to year-round adventure in the adjoining 17,000 acres of protected wilderness in the Coolidge State Forest. The Phase 1 & 2 permitting process is complete for 27 residential units, with road infrastructure under construction to the incredible custom-building sites, offering spectacular views of the ski trails cascading down from Bear Mountain and Skye Peak. In addition, an incomparable 210 acres are available for future development. With the momentum of the Town's Killington Forward movement behind it, Cherry Knoll is positioned for a new owner to build, generate revenue, and realize their dream. The Magic is there & the only thing missing is your imagination.