Providing feedback from visiting Chimney Hill as a child and then becoming and owner in 2000. It's…read morejust an incredible getaway area where there's lots to do, or serenely nothing if you choose! For small children there's a separate area inside the clubhouse with toys, tv and play area and outside, a fenced in playground and swingset aside the pool area. For teens, there's mini arcade, movie room, volleyball and basketball. For adults- BBQ set ups ready to use with well appointed bar/kitchen area to make your own or use next to friendly community members. From roaring fires in the winter, to deck loungers or rocking chairs in the summer days, the clubhouse is wonderfully the heart of this community. The people just great too! From the staff that have helped us in dozens of things over the years - to the other owners and guest...this is a place where you really can re charge and relax.

Chimney Hill is a great vacation subdivision located just west of Wilmington. Here, you can rent a…read morehouse for your stay in Vermont, as well as buy a house and buy a piece of land to build on. It is extensive and consists of I believe three sections. The roads, with the exception of Haystack Rd, are not paved, making you feel like you're in the middle of the woods. The vast amount of trees and being set to the side of town help this feeling. Luckily, though, you're only five minutes from town. There is a clubhouse and a small rec center containing a few tennis courts. The homes are all very nice and you can't go wrong renting one, although we stayed with a friend in his house. You're only five minutes from the nearby lake for summer recreation and ten-fifteen minutes from the ski resorts, allowing for year round fun. Overall, if you're in the Mt. Snow area and want to rent a home away from the main tourist areas, look into Chimney Hill for a good vacation experience.

Chris Lewis is the absolute best realtor in the area. It's not only her experience that sets her…read moreapart, but her compassionate approach to helping her clients navigate the unfamiliar terrain of buying and selling. She is truly a remarkable realtor and human being.

Kerry Mulverhill is a gem of a realtor! As a result of her expertise, I am writing this review from…read morethe basement of my family's new home with a big smile on my face. Although this was not our first home, it certainly felt like a first-time buying experience as many of the rules that applied in 2014 no longer applied to the housing market of 2024. Given all that, Kerry was the perfect individual to help us navigate this brave new world. Let me tell you why. First off, and possibly most importantly, Kerry has a great vibe. In January of 2024, my family and I began what turned out to be an extended search for our next home. In total, it took about four and a half months for us to find "the one." During that period we naturally spent a good deal of time with Kerry. In short, she is a delight to be around: easy-going, funny, and knowledgable. Kerry is also exceedingly responsive. During our long-haul search, I do not think we ever waited more than 20 minutes for Kerry to return a text message or call. This was crucial because we were searching from afar. At that time, my family and I resided in Saint Albans and would drive down to SE Vermont on the weekends to look at homes. Kerry always scheduled viewings that were very convenient for us and would offer to conduct virtual walkthroughs when possible. I know she was working with many clients at that time, but we always felt like we were the top priority. Kerry is knowledgeable. From helping us to understand the dynamics of the local markets that we were looking in, to suggesting ways for us to remain competitive in the face of all-cash offers, Kerry has a wealth of knowledge at her disposal. In short, Kerry is an awesome individual who demonstrated tremendous effort and ability in helping us find our little piece of paradise. My wife and I count ourselves fortunate to have crossed paths with this high-performing professional.

The rental division of Palmiter Realty is by far the worst I have ever dealt with. They did not…read moreback me up when my tenant trashed my home...accusing me of trying to "rip off" the tenant for trying to have the damages covered. Don't know why they bother taking a security deposit. It cost me hundreds $$$ to repair the damages. There are plenty of excellent rental companies in VT... Palmiter is not one of them....

From the owner: Palmiter Realty Group specializes in Southern Vermont Properties: Sales and Rentals. Our sales and…read morerental agents are seasoned professionals with many years of experience filling the real estate needs of anyone looking for property in the Mount Snow and Southern Vermont Region. From trailside condos and luxurious homes to quaint cabins and land parcels, we offer it all.

*Only gave 1 star because there is no option for ZERO stars…read more I will sum this business up in one sentence: I rented my house through tpw, and the renters they swore they adequately qualified, caused thousands of dollars of MAJOR DAMAGE to my home. They did not take a proper deposit. They did not have a copy of the renters' license or credit card on file, in fact, they did not even personally hand the keys to the renters to confirm that they were the right people, they just left the keys in a mailbox for them. They claimed they would pay us for the damage to "make things right" but then changed course and said they never said that. They gave us nothing. I could go on and on. Bottom line: tpw is new to the valley and they already have a bad reputation, probably because they don't care about your home at all, they just want to make money regardless of the cost. If you use tpw to rent your home, neither you, nor they have any idea who they are putting in your house, and if any damage is done, good luck, you're going to have to claim through your own insurance. you might as well just hand your keys to a bunch of strangers...

Do not patronize TPW…read more We are renters in a condo that is managed by TPW. After complaining about smoking outside of our unit for two months and being told to watch for "immediate results," we found out that the property manager at TPW had never even reached out to the tenant. On a separate occasion, the stairs to our unit needed to be repaired. TPW required that we vacate our home for 3 days, then they filled in the cracked stairs with an epoxy that started chipping the week after they put it in. Apparently they fix the stairs in this way before every winter. Unprofessional and disorganized. Not good qualities for a management company.